2. Countless citizens look to the Attorney General to do the right thing
here .. ....132

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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The Los Angeles District Attorneys
Office has recommended that the FBI investigate these matters, Infra, page 79.

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The current Director of the Office of
Management and Budget, Mitch Daniels, has had painful personal experience with
Church of Scientology, which he claims is "driven by crass financial motives." Infra,
page 110.

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The Church of Scientology is Americas own
"Taliban" using tax-exempt funds in its express totalitarian goals of
"taking over the control or allegiance of the heads or the proprietors of all news
media key political figures those who monitor international finance." Targets
Defense, L. Ron Hubbard. Infra, page 27.

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Americas allies classify the Church of
Scientology as a "psycho-terror" criminal cult engaged in financial
crime and money laundering. Infra, pages 69, 86-97, 110-111, 117. For
example, the Church of Scientology is currently implicated in the largest ever-financial
"ponzi" scheme in American history. It involves over $500 million dollars and
over 850 investors. Infra, pages 65, 103.

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Using tax-exempt moneys, the Church of
Scientology orders its female para-military Sea Organization staffers to have abortions.
Infra, page 97. The Church of Scientology also engages in child abuse and
violations of the child labor laws. It has engaged in these as well as other terrifying
acts causing permanent damage to entire families. The Church is intent upon the denial and
destruction of Christianity and all other religions. Scientology maintains at least three concentration
camp type facilities upon American soil and it calls for the extermination of billions
of people. Infra, pages 23, 27, 30, 38, 97-102. It has its origins in Satanism
and black magic. Infra, pages 98-100. Lying to protect and expand
Scientology is considered a holy sacrament. Infra, pages 17, 18, 25, 26, 89, 93,
100.

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In 1977, the U. S. Department of Justice,
through the F.B.I., conducted three massive, simultaneous raids against the Church
of Scientology. The FBI seized thousands of documents linking the Church of
Scientology to organized crime and the use of the U.S. legal system to harass,
frame and destroy those it perceived as "enemies" of
Scientology. Infra, pages 20, 21, 47, 48, 118. This complaint also involves
Scientology lawyer Kendrick L. Moxon ("Moxon") who was named as an
"unindicted co-conspirator" in the resulting criminal proceedings and
convictions. Infra, page 24. This was the largest ever known criminal infiltration
of the United States Government. Infra, pages 17, 48.

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Between 1991 and 1993, Moxon was engaged in
what appears to be the largest ever-criminal tax fraud perpetrated against the
United States government. Infra, pages 35, 47, 88-90, 112-117. In October 1993,
Scientologys para-military "ecclesiastical" leader claimed that the I.R.S.
reversal and granting of 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status saved the Church of Scientology over one
billion dollars in past due taxes, penalties and interest. Infra, page 113.
Concurrently, Moxon was engaged in unsuccessful litigation against Joseph Yanny and Uwe
Geertz in which I was one of the defense counsel in the Church of Scientology cases
against former church attorney Joseph A. Yanny. I was lead defense counsel for
psychologist Uwe Geertz in Church of Scientology v. Fishman & Geertz. Infra,
pages 21-24, 34.

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In Fishman - Geertz, we filed
substantial evidence of the Church of Scientologys involvement in financial
frauds, instructions to commit murder and instructions to commit suicide. Infra, pages
22-24, 34. It is now believed that Moxon, Williams & Connolly lawyer Gerald Feffer,
Scientology leaders David Miscavige and Marty Rathbun, and certain private investigators,
were involved in he blackmail of the then Commissioner of the I.R.S. and of the
Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Infra, pages 112-118. As a result of the
successful defense of the Fishman-Geertz case, the Church of Scientology feared
exposure of their billion-dollar continuing tax fraud upon the United States
government. Scientology, Moxon and private investigator Eugene Ingram have all testified
to launching a ["haunting"] "investigation" of me in 1993. Infra, page
26. In 2000, Scientology attorney Elliot J. Abelson ("Abelson") was continuing
with the worldwide ""investigation of me. Infra, page 72.

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The Church of Scientology, Moxon, Abelson and
Ingram pretextual "investigation" of me included the blackmail and bribery
of a Robert Cipriano. Cipriano signed a perjured and highly defamatory declaration
that I was a child molester. Scientology and its shills disseminated the highly damaging
declaration

world wide as part of its "Fair Game" Policies and Practices. Infra,
pages 26- 33.

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Despite Church denials, Scientologys "Fair
Game"Policy has been repeatedly and recently recognized in the courts. Infra,
page 25. Continuing to this day, the church and its lawyers have used its "Fair
Game" practices against me to, in the words of one of the Churchs
documents, "ruin [me] utterly." Infra, page 25. As you have
read, the Church of Scientology, its lawyers and private investigators have engaged in
numerous felonies, which, as was intended, have dramatically changed my life for
the worse. Infra, pages 18, 19.

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The evidence of serious felonies committed
by the Church of Scientology, certain of its lawyers and certain of its investigators, is
overwhelming. There are over ten witnesses and over sixty corroborating and damning
documents, many with Moxons own signature. One of Scientologys other lawyers
testified to client/witness solicitation and witness tampering. Infra, page 67.

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The evidence involves a major R.I.C.O.
enterprise that includes, at the least, the Church of Scientology and certain of its
outside lawyers and investigators. Infra, pages 17, 21, 25, 36, 56, 63, 84, 93. In
addition, it also appears that a number of federal and state officials and employees,
federal and state judges, law enforcement officers are also involved. Infra, pages
35-36,44,48,50,54,61-63,66-68,70-72,75-85,93. It is believed that the participation of
many of this second group of people has been procured by extortion and other foul
behavior that is mandated by the Church of Scientologys "Fair Game"
Policies and Practices. Infra, pages 25-32,45,64,66,116. The known criminal conduct
crosses state and national borders, uses the interstate mails and modes of commerce, and
violates numerous federal criminal and other laws. Obstruction of justice, witness
tampering, perjuryand frauds upon numerous courts are the common threads
throughout the seven-year history of the Scientology enterprises despicable scheme. Infra,
pages 57-61, 69,81,84,90.

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This obstruction of justice also involves the corruption
of justice in different cities, counties, states and nations. Infra, pages
72-74,81, 85 93-95.

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Numerous victims and others have unsuccessfully
requested investigation and other action by authorities, which include the I. R.S. Infra,
pages 80-84. I unsuccessfully requested action from former Attorney-General Reno. She did
not know what I wanted done with the evidence! Infra, page 83.

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Under Church of Scientology influence and
pressure, the Clinton Administration ignored other evidence and media demands for
investigation and prosecution of the Church of Scientology. The Clinton Administration
even ignored repeated Wall Street Journal, New York Times and Washington
Post editorials calling for an investigation into the fraudulently obtained granting
of tax-exempt status (and a one billion dollar "tax relief" package) to the
Church of Scientology in 1993.Infra, pages 89, 90.

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I have repeatedly attempted to have federal and state
law enforcement investigate and prosecute the matters complained of in Part One of this
letter, so have others. However, at every juncture, Church of Scientology retained lawyers
have interfered with and obstructed our efforts. Infra, pages 75-80. The U.S.
Department of Justice, during the Clinton Administration, was unable and unwilling to deal
with the evidence. Infra, pages 80-84. Both the Los Angeles Police Department and
the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department have recommended that criminal proceedings be filed. Infra,
pages 77-79. Repeatedly, the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office and the Los Angeles
City Attorney's office have refused to prosecute for "political reasons" and
because of "political influence." Infra, pages 76, 79. In addition, those
local prosecutors have allowed the proposed targets of such prosecutions to participate in
the decision making process that most recently concluded that these matters (extortion,
perjury, obstruction of justice, etc.) were not serious enough for prosecution. Infra,
pages 78-79.

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This is a classic case of public corruption and
obstruction of justice at the local level and it involves my constitutional due process
and other civil rights guaranteed by both the U. S. and State of California constitutions.
Such matters are properly within the jurisdiction of the U.S. Department of Justice. Of
course, the U.S. Department of Justice also has jurisdiction because of the nature of the
inter-state and international criminal and corrupt conduct involved and described in Part
Two of this letter. Moreover, the apparent corruption of certain aspects of local Los
Angeles law enforcement has already been recognized by the fact of continuing U. S.
Department of Justice court ordered supervision of justice, law and order in Los Angeles,
following the recent Rampart scandals.

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The constitutional due process and other procedural
violations of my civil and human rights include the blatant and brazen corruption and
conflicts of interest summarized below. Infra, pages 77-80. Of course, there is
also the staggering and stunning corruption of the United States government, by the Church
of Scientology. Infra, pages 35, 47, 88-90, 103-110, 112-117. This cannot and must
not be ignored. "That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the
most important of all the lessons that history has to teach." Aldous Huxley, Collected
Essays (1959). See generally, U.S. v. Hubbard, 474 F. Supp. 64 (1979). Infra,
21, 103.

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By way of contrast, Scientology attorneys Abelson,
Gerald Feffer (Williams & Connolly) and Samuel D. Rosen (Paul, Hastings, Janofsky
& Walker) have also been engaged in corruption with the Riverside County, CA District
Attorneys office. The Riverside Sheriffs Department investigated and recommended
against prosecution of Keith Henson for picketing one of the Scientology desert
"gulags." Abelson, Feffer and Rosen pressured the District Attorney to ignore
the Sheriff's recommendations and to prosecute Henson. The Church of Scientology provided
Rosen, Abelson and Feffer as resources for the Riverside District Attorney's Office
prosecution of Henson. Infra, page 73. The Church of Scientology and

its attorneys have also recently engaged in other demonstrable public corruption and
obstruction of justice that includes the Caberta, Cult Awareness NetworkBunker,
Prince, McPherson, Minton and Ward cases (and the States of
Illinois, Florida, Massachusetts and California). Infra, pages 73-75.

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This is not isolated conduct by the Church of
Scientology. There are numerous recent criminal convictions, civil judgments and public
settlements that tend to corroborate the evidence of the matters outlined herein. Infra,
pages 86 - 88.

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There is widespread public perception, around
the world, that the U.S. government has, in essence, been totally and irreversibly
corrupted by the Church of Scientology, its lawyers, lobbyists, public relations and
private investigators. Infra, page75. As you read above and below, my own
experience at seeking equal justice under law has also been consistently
obstructed, corrupted and

ignored. Infra, pages 73, 75 -77. Infra, page 74.

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In addition, Scientology, Abelson, Moxon,
Kobrin, Paquette continue to abuse process with an Adversary complaint in United
States Bankruptcy Court in Los Angeles. This case will be tried on January 28, 2002, and
requests non-dischargeability of Judge Williams order that I pay Bartons costs
in defending the defamation suit I filed (and was forced to dismiss) against Cipriano,
Barton, Scientology, Miscavige, Ingram (Abelson and Moxon). Infra, pages
40-44,63,66.

Consequently, I am immediately making this complaint and request letter public, and
providing copies of this letter (and many of the enclosures) to other members of the
current Administration, certain executive branch officials, members of the Senate and
House, the media, certain foreign governments, certain international organizations and
certain non-governmental organizations.

PART ONE

SCIENTOLOGYS "PYSCHO - TERRORISM" & R.I.C.O. ACTS
AGAINST ME

I. INTRODUCTION

This matter involves domestic terrorism and the Church of Scientology which, in a long
pattern of criminal behavior escalating over the years, has effectively "hi-jacked
the legal system and crashed it through the Constitution." In so doing, the
Scientology enterprise has used powerful, greedy and amoral lawyers, sleazy private
investigators, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act ("RICO")
predicate acts (18 U.S.C. sec.1961 et seq.) and fraud to further its "psycho-terrorism"
and intimidation of those who would impede its terrible totalitarian subversive agenda.

Indeed, CNN Cross Fire Co-Host Bill Press has said that the Church of
Scientology is, "Very clever, very skilled at media harassment. I was not prepared
for that kind of harassment. I never ever received anything like that before from any
other source. Theyre an untold story. Theyve scared a lot of news off. Theyre
getting away with murder. I say put on your asbestos suit and charge." emphasis
added http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/index.html

Commentator Bill Presss words were closer to the truth than he may have realized.
In writing on Church of Scientology "ethics," Scientologys
"spiritual" founder L. Ron Hubbard stated:

" in any command of mine, you can wear horns and grow a tail if you do your
job. If you dont do your job, you cant even think sideways without getting
disciplined, transferred or demoted."

Flag Order 4, 13 August 1967, by L.Ron Hubbard.

Similarly, L.Ron Hubbard wrote:

"In short, a staff member can get away withmurder so long as his
statistic is up and cant sneeze without a chop if its down. To do otherwise is
to permit some suppressive person to simply Ethics chit every producer in the org out of
existence." emphasis added

HCOPL, 1 September 1965, Ethics Protection.

On December 2, 2001, you informed the nation of a long-overdue reform of FBI and
Justice Department policy. According to the Associated Press, you stated that,
"People who hijack a religion and make out of it an implement of war will not be free
from our interest." Quite properly, President Bush's Administration has not hesitated
to use, as further proof of terrorism, the internal documents of the Taliban and other
pseudo-religious terrorist and geo-political groups. Moreover, the FBI and the courts have
always used the internal damning documents of the Mafia and other criminal groups. In the
case of the Church of Scientology, there is a mountain of such damning internal documents
deceptively labeled as unpublished, copyrighted, confidential and sacred "trade
secret" scriptures. Two examples suffice to illustrate the fact that, in your own
words, the Church of Scientology has "hijacked a religion and [made] out of it an
instrument of war." The

Church of Scientology has a policy and practice, instituted on February 16,1969,
entitled "Confidential: Battle Tactics" which requires the Church to use
military tactics and strategy in dealing with the "enemy" which is defined to
include American citizens such

as I. The Church, and the individuals subject to the criminal complaint that is this
letter, are ordered to conduct:

" wars of attrition on the basis of total attrition of the enemy. So
never get reasonable about them. One cuts of enemy communications, funds, connections. He
raids and harasses. Seeing it as a battle one can apply battle tactics to thought actions.
Intelligence identifies targets and finds out enemy plans and purposes, enemy connections,
dispositions, etc. Never treat a war like a skirmish. Treat all skirmishes like war."
emphasis added

"Essentially a covert operation is intended to embarrass, discredit or overthrow
or remove an actual or probable opponent. It is a small war carried on without its
true source being disclosed. It follows all the rules of war but uses propaganda, psychological
effect, surprise, shock, etc., to achieve its ends." emphasis added

Scientologys Office of Special Affairs ("OSA") conducts the
Churchs covert operations, intelligence, intimidation and infiltration, an
intelligence operation that rivals the FBI.

"In my opinion the church [of Scientology] has one of the most effective
intelligence operations in the U.S. rivaling even that of the FBI."

The matters complained of herein arise from my professional experience as a lawyer with
over ten years of litigation against the Church of Scientology in over 15 different cases.
My clients prevailed in half of those cases. As you have not been personally involved in
those matters, this letter and the events herein may strike you, as they would any
rational, law-abiding person, as the paranoid ravings of a person who should be writing
mystery novels instead of the cool and rational explanation of an attorney with many years
experience pleading sophisticated and complex cases. Nevertheless, I can assure you that
this is not so. When considering matters involving Scientology one must put all experience
and assumptions aside. For example: that Scientologists and their representatives will
tell the truth and act with integrity. On the contrary, and as you will read below,
Scientology has an institutional policy and practice of lying and cheating to conceal the
truth and advance its global totalitarian agenda and interests. There are no exceptions -
even when they are fronted by eminent expensive

lawyers and giant law firms of hundreds and thousands of lawyers blindly selling out
their professional oaths and civic ethics for fees aggregating thousands of dollars per
hour from a Scientology annual litigation budget which exceeded $40M in 1991. Scientology
succeeds in these deceits and manipulations because most people, officials and
institutions cannot conceive of such an inherently evil "church" fronted by
cherished celebrities who are themselves shielded from the real institutional truths, and
who are held hostage by "church" "folders" containing written records
of their many confessionals ("auditing sessions") given while they were attached
to the churchs principal religious artifact the E-meter. The E-Meter is an early
form of lie detector that Hubbard found in a London store and purchased for several
pounds. Scientology now sells versions of the E-Meter to "parishioners" in
"exchange" for "fixed donations" sometimes exceeding $35,000 for some
models. See generally: U.S. v. An Article or Device"Hubbard
E-Meter", 333 Supp. 357 (1971). http://www.lermanet2.com/case2.htm .
Indeed, to paraphrase U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld: We are dealing with people
who are world-class, shameless liars. They have a pattern of saying things that
arent so. Their repeated lying should be taken into account in connection with their
allegations and explanations.

Indeed, the facts outlined herein are demonstrable, if seemingly incredible, and I beg
your forbearance as you work through this summary, even as your ability to accept these
events as having actually occurred may well be stretched to the limit! Indeed, the
experience of dealing with all of this complex and convoluted material is, I am certain,
much like Alices experience in Wonderland.

misrepresentations and lies to various courts, false criminal complaints, false state

bar complaints and possible judicial corruption. The evidence trail commences in
late 1993, and constitutes an unbroken continuum and R.I.C.O. pattern of criminal,
tortious and unethical conductthrough to the present day. The recent evidence in
one case, the Hurtado v. Berry, is unusually damning because it is corroborated by
a lawyers testimony/confession (a former Los Angeles County Criminal Courts Bar
Association President), over ten different witnesses as well as over sixty
different documents -

many of which bear Scientology lead lawyer Moxons own signature and handwriting.
Consequently, I have lost my career, condominium, car, companionship and retirement
prospects. I now live on public assistance and charity as I continue my self-defense and
search for justice not only for myself, but also for all other victims of Scientology
"Fair Game" Policies and Practices.

I urge that you act immediately, before other avoidable atrocities, tragedies and human
carnage happen in America and around the world. We have already seen Heaven's Gate, the
Branch Davidians and the Peoples Temple create mass graves while the government
ignored all warnings in the name of the First Amendment, religious freedom and of not
provoking poll-impacting attacks from other religious groups and their political
lobbyists.

"Much on our minds was the comment to us by an attorney generals
investigator in September, 1978. Referring to the Peoples Temple cult: We knew all
about them before they went down to Guyana, but nobody cared enough to do anything.
" emphasis added

Moxon commenced his California legal career after a 264-page stipulation and related
documents, between the U.S. Department of Justice and the Church of Scientology, named him
as an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest ever known criminal infiltration and
burglary of the United States Federal Government. This was part of the Church of
Scientologys "Operation Snow White." The massive June 8, 1977, FBI raids
upon the Church of Scientology yielded thousands of documents linking the Church to
organized crimes. http://www.raids.org/ In addition,
the FBI raids exposed the frame-up of journalist Paulette Cooper who had written The
Scandal of Scientology. She was indicted by a New York grand jury after Church of
Scientology

covert agents stole her stationary with her fingerprints on it, mailed themselves a
bomb threat, and brought the letter to the FBI. But for the FBI raids the Churchs
frame-up of Paulette Cooper would have been successful and she would have likely served
time in federal prison. There are other similar examples, such as the former Mayor of
Clearwater, Fl., Gabe Cazares who was the victim of a Scientology staged "hit and
run" in Washington, DC as well as that of Tom Padgett of Kentucky who recently spent
35 days in solitary confinement as a result of "lost" court papers
involving Scientology in a hotly contested child custody case. Another recent Church
attempted frame-up involved former

deputy Church leader Jesse Prince who was exonerated by a Florida jury.

As recently as 1989, and contrary to express representations to the IRS, Scientology
maintained "Operation Snow White" within the OSA Network. CSI/OSA is the
covert operations department of the para-military Church of Scientology. Their very large
covert operations group is "Department 20 ("Existence") on the Scientology
"Org Board". The Scientology "Org Board" is a seven division and
21-department template detailing "all of the actions encompassed by the [Scientology]
organization." The Guardian's Office ("GO") was Department 20 before the 1977
FBI raids on the Church of Scientology. See generally, United States v. Hubbard,
474 F. Supp. 64 (1979); United States v. Kattar, 840 F 2d 118, 125 (1st
Cir. 1988). Indeed, Department 20s legal budget exceeded $40M per annum in the early
1990s. The current Department 20 (OSA/CSI) U.S. taxpayer subsidized (tax-exempt)
investigation, intimidation, "psycho-terrorism" and litigation budget could
easily be double that amount.

Ironically, Moxon and I were admitted to the California State Bar on the very same day
in 1987. I had previously been admitted to law practice in New York, Australia and New
Zealand and had worked for a New York law firm in London, England. Moxon had been
previously admitted to practice in the State of Virginia, after his role in the
unprecedented and massive Church of Scientology "Operation Snow White"
infiltration and burglaries of the many U.S. government departments that were accidentally
discovered in 1977. The Scientology burglaries included the Department of the Treasury,
the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Justice. In that regard, Moxon had

In 1991, Moxon and I crossed swords for the very first time. My then employer, Lewis,
DAmato, Brisbois & Bisgaard ("Lewis, DAmato"), my mentor, David
B. Parker, and I were retained to successfully defend Century City (Los Angeles) lawyer
Joseph A. Yanny in two breach of fiduciary duty actions that his former client, the Church
of Scientology, had filed. In part, the cases related to the mysterious 1986 death of

Later, I became involved in one of eight lawsuits that Scientology filed against former
L. Ron Hubbard aide Gerry Armstrong. Eventually, Armstrong had to seek refuge from the
Scientology litigation juggernaut in Canada. Indeed, there is a lengthening list of people
who have had to flee from Americas Scientology corrupted courts and law enforcement.
These people include: former Hubbard Archivist Gerald Armstrong; former Hubbard
"scripture" co-author David Mayo; Keith Henson and Werner Erhard (the founder of
the Scientology influenced "EST" and "The Forum" cults). Scientology
has announced that Werner Erhard may now return to the United States. However, Erhard has
reportedly said that he is too terrified of Scientology to do so. Last year, Scientology
attorney Abelson advised me that Scientology " wants [me] back in New Zealand
where [my] talents will be better appreciated." However, I refuse to allow
Scientology "Fair Game" Policies and Practices to terrorize me out my adopted
country; one to which I have pledged my loyalty and patriotism.

In 1993, I led a winning team of Lewis, DAmato lawyers in Church of
Scientology International v. Fishman and Geertz ("Fishman-Geertz"). Fishman-Geertz
was a defamation case in U.S. District Court. It involved Time Magazine statements
that the Church of Scientology was involved in instructions to commit financial fraud,
murder

We produced overwhelming evidence that those statements were true and/or substantially
true. In fact, there was testimony that Moxon and Ingram had been involved in instructions
to murder opposing San Francisco area counsel, Ford Greene, as well as the President of
the Cult Awareness Network ("CAN") and her daughter in Chicago, IL. Steps in
furtherance of this conspiracy to murder were taken. There was also testimony that Moxon
had been involved in the drowning of Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge
Swearingers dog, Duke, during Wollersheim v. Church of Scientology, 212 Cal.

App. 3r d 872 (1989). Judge Swearinger later stated that he had refused to
let this ["psycho terror"] event affect his handling of the Wollersheim I
trial. Subsequently, Moxon was involved in five more Scientology lawsuits against
Wollersheim. Church of Scientology v. Wollersheim, 42 Cal.App.4th 628,
648-649 (1996).

The Church of Scientology also unsuccessfully sued Time Magazine itself for
alleging the so-called religion to be, in reality, "a ruthless global scam." Two
months ago, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to reverse the granting of a summary judgment
motion dismissing the entire Scientology defamation case against Time-Warner Inc. Church
of Scientology v. Time-Warner Inc., 00-1683. http://www.supremecourtus.gov/

It is curious and should be noted that CNN, which employs celebrity Scientologist Greta
Van Susteren, never mentions Scientology or Times victory. However, despite
spending at least ten million dollars in legal fees, Time-Warner said that it refused to
be " intimidated by the churchs apparently limitless legal
recourses." Those "limitless legal recourses" are the primary fund-raising
function of the Church of Scientologys fully tax-exempt International Association of
Scientologists ("IAS") to which most Scientologists must belong. In essence, the
IAS aggressively raises funds for the Church of Scientologys campaign of war,
vengeance and hate against humanity. L. Ron Hubbards own writings demonstrate his
hatred of humanity. Those hate-filled writings are among the Church of Scientologys
"sacred" scriptures.

A further example is a Hubbard "sacred" scripture on the establishment of
concentration camps to deal with those who stand in the way of Hubbards global

totalitarian goals:

"It is not necessary to produce a world of clears in order to have a reasonable
and worthwhile social order; it is only necessary to delete those individuals who range
from 2.0 down, either by processing them enough to get their tone scale above the 2.0
line or simply quarantining them from the society." emphasis added

" Copyright terrorism - frivolous lawsuits (unwinnable, but designed to ruin
the respondent financially), threats of such lawsuits and even raiding peoples homes
and seizing their actual computers to obtain the information thereon. This is designed to
intimidate others from questioning or criticizing the Church of Scientology in any
way."

Scientology voluntarily dismissed the Fishman-Geertz case on the eve of trial.
Scientology openly blamed me for its retreat and defeat in the Fishman-Geertz case
and

the Internet publication of its secret scriptures (OT I - OT VIII), which cost
approximately $400,000 for Church of Scientology adherents to study in their entirety.
Indeed, many ex-Scientologists have spent over a million-dollars to receive these Church

of Scientology "scientifically proven" courses, auditing and processing only
to reach the top of the Church of Scientologys "Bridge To Total Freedom"
and find that there is nothing there! Consequently, many of them have left after
concluding that these are matters of fraud and not of faith. Of course, such "fixed
donations" for purported self-

improvement courses, and dangerous in sauna "purification" treatments, are
now fully tax deductible. The Church of Scientology's Form 1023 misrepresented to the
Federal Government that it provides free "processing" to staffers
("volunteers" earning approximately $50 per week) who cannot afford to pay such
vast sums of money for "total freedom". However, the Churchs Form 1023 did
not add the fact that should such staffers ever wish to leave the Church of Scientology,
they must first reimburse the Church for the entire cost of such "free
processing" as "free-loader debt." Sea Org staffers earn
approximately $50 per week and their "freeloader debt" can exceed hundreds of
thousands of dollars. This is an example of a Church of Scientology "sacred
scripture" which is described as telling an "acceptable truth." For
a brief overview of the Church of Scientologys tax-exempt and tax-deductible
religious "Bridge To Total Freedom" see http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/pattinson1.htm
paras. 277-283 and http://www.scientology-kills.org/Alien_Tales/alien_tales.htm
and http://www.-2.cs.edu/~dst/Secrets/index.html
and http://www.mystae.com/streams/gnosis/otiii.html
("The Confidential Doctrine of OT III") and http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/exhibita.html
("OT III").

During the Fishman-Geertz case, Scientology retained Moxon and his

investigator Eugene Ingram ("Ingram") to "investigate" me. An http://google.com/ search of the names Moxon and Ingram and
Eugene Ingram and Kendrick Moxon is particularly chilling. U.S. District Court Judge Harry
Hupp, the trial judge, told the Church of Scientology lawyers to stop investigating
opposing defense counsel as part of their prosecution of the Church of Scientology v.
Fishman-Geertz case. They did not.

Scientologys judicially recognized "Fair Game" Policies and Practices
provide, among other things, that anyone impeding Scientology can be, "
tricked, sued, or lied to or destroyed." Elsewhere secret Church of Scientology
scripture states that, " when we want someone haunted we
investigate."

The Church of Scientology International, Moxon and Ingram have each testified that
their "investigation" of me led to Ingrams traveling to New York City and
preparing a declaration for signature on May 5, 1994, by my former acquaintance Robert
Cipriano ("Cipriano"). Cipriano has testified repeatedly that his signature
on this document was extorted. This First Cipriano Declaration, under penalty
of perjury, falsely stated that during one six-month period in 1984, I had supposedly been
involved in acts of pedophilia with 40-60 teenagers and was associated in the activities
of one Andrew Crispo, who was involved in a grisly and sensational 1985 murder.
Crispos friend, Bernard Le Geros, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder.
Ingram visited Le

Geros in a New York prison and obtained another declaration falsely alleging that I was
associated with Crispo as well as being involved in numerous other major despicable

criminal activities. I was not acquainted with either Crispo or Le Geros. Ingram also
obtained three other declarations containing false and defamatory materials. Scientology
published these in what they call "dead agent" packs, which Moxons
investigators use

Scientology OSA NW Order 15 defines "Black Propaganda" as,
" a covert communication of false data intended to injure, impede or destroy
the life of another person usually issued from a false or removed source from the
actual instigator."

Indeed, in PR Series 18 Church of Scientology staffers are directed to invent
whatever they wish to allege. Significantly, as recently as October 9, 2001, the
Moxon & Kobrin law office wrote to a Netherlands resident threatening to enforce the
Church of Scientologys copyrights in connection with the very terms "Dead
Agenting" and "Targets Defense" activities used by Moxon &
Kobrin in their "investigations" and "handling" of regular opposing
counsel such as I. http://www.xtdnet.nl/paul/scientology/xtendednet9octo1email.html

The seditious contents of the "Targets Defense" document that the
Moxon & Kobrin October 9, 2001, letter refers to include the "vital targets"
of,

"T1 Depopularizing the enemy to a point of total obliteration; T2
Taking over the control or allegiance of the heads or the proprietors of all news media; T3Taking over the control or allegiance of key political figures; T4 Taking
over the control or allegiance of those who monitor international finance and shifting
them to a less precarious finance standard." emphasis added

Another Church of Scientology written policy directs Scientology lawyers to use the
courts to harass and ruin people rather than to win.

"The purpose of the law suit is to harass and discourage rather than to win.
The law can be used very easily to harass, and enough harassment on somebody who is simply
on the thin edge anyway would generally be sufficient to cause his professional
decease. If possible, of course, ruin utterly." emphasis added

"The DEFENSE of anything is UNTENABLE. The only way to defend anything is to
attack it is an entirely moral duty to be punitive against outsiders who
would stop the progress of this [Scientology] civilization." emphasis added.

L. Ron Hubbards "Manual of Justice", a "sacred" Church of
Scientology "scripture" is even more explicit:

"People attack Scientology: I never forget it, always even the score
overt investigation of someone or something attacking us by an outside detective
agency should be done more often and hang the expense Hire them and damn the
costs when you need to the critic will sure shudder into silence
[Scientology] punishment is gruesome to see sometimes and in this instance there are
people hiding in terror on Earth because they attacked us. There are men dead
because they attacked us - for instance Dr. Joe Winter. There are men bankrupt because
they attacked us - Purcell, Ridgeway, Seppos." emphasis added.

In another "sacred" Church of Scientology "scripture" entitled
"Critics of Scientology" it is written and mandated:

"Now get this as a technical fact, not a hopeful idea. Every time we have
investigated the background of a critic of Scientology, we have found crimes for which
that person or group could be imprisoned under existing law. We do not find critics of
Scientology who do not have criminal pasts. Over and over we prove this. Politician A
stands up on his hind legs in Parliament and brays for a condemnation of Scientology. When
we look him over we find crimes-embezzled funds, moral lapses, a thirst for young boys -
sordid stuff We are slowly teaching the unholy a lesson. It is as follows: we
are not a law enforcement agency but WE WILL BECOME

INTERESTED IN THE CRIMES OF PEOPLE WHO SEEK TO STOP US. IF YOU OPPOSE SCIENTOLOGY WE
PROMPTLY LOOK UP- AND WILL FIND AND EXPOSE -YOUR CRIMES. IF YOU LEAVE US ALONE WE WILL
LEAVE YOU ALONE. ITS VERY SIMPLE. EVEN A FOOL CAN GRASP THAT.

AND DONT UNDERESTIMATE OUR ABILITY TO CARRY IT OUT THOSE WHO TRY TO MAKE
OUR LIFE HARD FOR US ARE AT ONCE AT RISK." emphasis added.

engaged in extensive correspondence with me, confirming the nature, scope and

purported purpose of their ("haunting") "investigation" of me.
Scientology front groups and shills published the First Cipriano Declaration, and
other Moxon/Ingram procured perjury on the Internet where the false statements
remain today. Ingram and other Scientology-Moxon-Abelson retained
"investigators" personally disseminated the highly defamatory material to my
family, friends, acquaintances, law partners, clients, law firms clients, judges,
politicians and public officials. This was part of what

policies and practices regarding, for example, "Black Propaganda",
"Dead Agenting" and "Noisy Investigations" are specific
Scientology scriptures forming part of a larger group of Scientology scripture generically
and collectively known as the Church of Scientology "Fair Game" Policies
and Practices.

On Sunday, 23 May 1999, German Scientology News wrote: (Subject: Re: OSA info
published by German security agency [OSA is Scientology's private intelligence agency.
HUBBARD is the founder of Scientology. SO stands for Scientology Organization.] )

"II. The Precursor Intelligence Organizations6. The Fair Game Law
There is hardly a means which Scientology does not use in the persecution of its critics
and the achievement of it goals, and it is often not satisfied

until it has brought about the complete destruction of its critics. This is documented
not only by the instructions quoted from HUBBARD, but there are also numerous examples of
this from real life. In
accordance with the dogma established by

HUBBARD that all people who publicly oppose Scientology are 'criminals' and
'suppressive persons,' the Scientology founder's numerous Policy Letters and
instructions in regard to the intended special treatment of this group of people become
more significant. The selection of the means in use ranges from open or covert data
collection for psycho-terrorism, spying, false accusations and charges, slander
(black propaganda), theft, and burglary to actual attacks and - at least
this was claimed by one former American OSA agent in sworn testimony in 1994 - attempted
murder.

HUBBARD assessed the number of so-called
suppressive persons at about 2.5% of the population. Another 17.5%
were named Potential Trouble Sources (PTS); these are people who are under the
influence of suppressives.

HUBBARD further explained:

"There are certain characteristics and mental
attitudes which cause about 20% of a race to
oppose violently any betterment activity or group.

(comment: by that is meant the SO) ... As they only comprise 20% of the population and
as only 2 1/2% of this 20% are truly dangerous, we see that with a very small amount of
effort we could considerably
better the state of society. ... Similarly, if society were to recognize this personality
type as a sick being, as they now isolate people with smallpox, both social and economic
recoveries could occur.
The persecution practices of the Scientology intelligence organizations are known by the
name of the 'Fair Game' law, which is reminiscent, for

good reason, of the Middle Ages practice of "outlaw" declarations. In 1965,
HUBBARD stated that he released three Policy Letters which referred to this 'Fair Game'
law. Although the Policy

Letters were cancelled, that is, withdrawn from public view, they continued to be used
by the SO intelligence service as training policy. In 1980, leading Scientology
functionaries had to admit in court that the 'Fair Game' law had never really been done
away with. Several high-ranking American former SO members, who themselves were victims of
the 'Fair Game' law, independently verified that this law continued to be a binding policy
of the SO.

The Policy Letter of 21 October 1968, which allegedly cancelled the 'Fair Game' law, is
worded suitably ambiguously. This policy stated that the practice of declaring people
Fair Game will cease. Fair Game may not appear on any Ethics
Order. It caused bad public relations. This delicate wording is also interpreted to mean
that only the practice of declaring shall cease; the practice of treating someone as 'Fair
Game' is not the issue, and is
apparently not meant. Just the opposite: it was explicitly emphasized that this Policy
Letter did not cancel 'any policy on the treatment or handling of SPs.' The SO continues
to issue its so-called 'SP Declares.' Among the Policy Letters which were not affected by
the content of this cancellation was

one from 18 October, 1967, on 'Penalties for Lower Conditions,' which clearly described
the merciless persecution of SPs. Under the ethics condition of 'enemy,' it literally
states:

'SP Order. (comment: 'Suppressive Person
Declaration'). Fair game. May be deprived
of property or injured by any means by any
Scientologist without any discipline of the
Scientologist. May be tricked, sued or lied to
or destroyed.'

In sworn testimony of 22 March 1976, HUBBARD
asserted the opposite of this statement, that he had never had the intention to authorize
illegal activity or attacks against anyone with the 'Fair Game' policy. The opposite
turned out to be the case: Scientology's criminal endeavors occurred over the

following years under the direction of the
world wide intelligence 'Guardian Office' (GO), which followed the footsteps of its
predecessor organization a short time later, when it assumed the 'ethically' legitimized
persecution of apostates and Scientology opponents to a previously unknown degree. [After
the 1977 FBI raids on the GO it was renamed OSA]." emphasis added

On May 26, 2001, a St. Petersburg Times editorial expressed its views upon such
"fully tax-exempt" religious policies and practices:

"An attorney for the Church of Scientology defended the practice of using private
investigators to protect the organization from people who harass it.
Interestingly, Scientology doesnt want to be criticized or harassed, but it does not
hesitate to harass and intimidate others. Again and again in recent years, Scientology has
claimed that it has reformed, that it no longer engages in the kind of underhanded or
illegal behavior and smear tactics that have earned it a sorry reputation around the
globe. Again and again, Scientology has argued that

it is a religion and should be treated like any other

church. But again and again, stories surface that set Scientology apart. Not only does
it have a penchant

for secrecy, it will spend virtually unlimited time and money on pursuing setting up
and bringing down its critics. Thats not like any church we know." emphasis
added

False State Bar complaints were filed against me in New York and California. Ingram;
Beverly Hills lawyer, Jeffrey Steinberger; and California State Assemblyman, Steven
Baldwin, called a major media press conference demanding an LAPD investigation into
the false threat that I allegedly posed to the youth of Los Angeles. Ingram and his
puppet, California Assemblyman Baldwin, also falsely alleged that I was

associated with other prominent Los Angeles "pedophiles" because of my
support for an annual fundraiser to benefit the education of gay and lesbian youth. A
number of sitting judges and numerous respected attorneys were also present at this
fundraiser. Ingram then complained to the LAPD and the Los Angeles Unified School District
that 19 of these fundraiser attendees were convicted sex offenders - based solely upon
their having names similar to those in the state register of sex offenders. Ingram
even warned the Los Angeles Unified School District to watch for me. Incredibly, Moxon
unsuccessfully claimed in Berry v. Cipriano that some of this activity meant that
Cal. C.C.P Section 425.16 (the "SLAPP" statute) and Cal. Civil Code 47 (b) (the
litigation privilege) applied to protect their conduct from civil liability because it was
in furtherance of free speech and the right to petition for redress of grievances!
Moxons defeat on this issue led Barbara Reeves, Esq., of the Los Angeles office of
the national law firm of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker to disqualify Judge
Hiroshige for bias, for being a "lame judge," as explained below.

Commencing in 1994, in excess of ten false State Bar complaints, and at least three
false criminal complaints were unsuccessfully filed against me by Moxon and other
Scientology shills. Defamatory leaflets were distributed in a three-block radius of my
then home and the false allegations delivered to foreign governments with which I dealt
professionally. Consequently, I experienced the pain of losing most of my friends and
acquaintances, including judges, lawyers, other professionals and business people. Ingram
visited and disturbed a number of law offices and businesses just to

ensure that it was fully understood that associating with me might be prejudicial to
employment, career and other relationships. Obviously, these terrorized people were
only fair weather friends, but that is irrelevant in this context.

Moxon, Abelson and Ingram also "investigated" my then senior partners at
Lewis, DAmato. On January 5, 1995, Abelson visited Robert F. (Bob")
Lewis, Esq., "laid out the evidence" from the "investigation" and very
quickly extorted Bob Lewis into agreeing that as a Lewis, DAmato partner I would
never handle another case involving Scientology; that the AIG insurance group and Lewis,
DAmato would withdraw from the remaining federal court Fishman-Geertz case
matters that primarily involved continuing unsuccessful Scientology efforts to have the Fishman-Geertz
case files permanently sealed from public view; that a secret settlement agreement
would be entered into transferring Dr. Geertzs files to Bob Lewis personally and
then re-transferring them to a public storage facility near the Scientology-Moxon-Abelson
offices. It must be remembered that Bob Lewis was also Dr. Geertzs lawyer and Dr.
Geertz had given specific instructions not to enter into any settlement with the
Church of Scientology; additionally, his insurance policy included a "consent to
settlement" provision. The Scientology-Lewis secret settlement agreement also
provided that only Scientology representatives and Bob Lewis would have access to the stolen
Fishman-Geertz files. In addition, it was agreed that Lewis, DAmato would
not oppose the sealing of the Fishman-Geertz court files. Previously, the Ninth
Circuit Court of Appeals had twice upheld Judge Hupps denial of Scientology motions
to seal the record. Moreover, Dr. Geertz had specifically instructed the Lewis,
DAmato law firm to oppose any further attempts to seal the courts files.
However, the Fishman-Geertz court files have been "temporarily sealed"
ever since the 1995, Scientology, Abelson, Lewis, DAmato and AIG chicanery.
Scientology still attempts, using tax-exempt funds for very expensive copyright lawyers,
to prevent citizens from accessing the same materials, some of which it provides to others
who make tax-exempt payments aggregating over $500,000. However, all of the same
materials are freely available on the Internet, which has been the Church of
Scientologys own Vietnam, in relation to its attempts to manipulate and litigate its
own public relations and image.

Consequently, Steven Fishman and Dr. Geertz were forced to file their malicious
prosecution case against Scientology and Abelson without their new attorney, Ford

Greene, Esq., having the benefit of Dr. Geertzs files or court records from the
underlying dismissed defamation case. Having stolen the client files, secreted
the court record, silenced me (the clients immediate attorney) and concealed
the true facts, Abelson was mistakenly named as a defendant. Later, Abelson sued Greene
for malicious prosecution and forced a settlement in Abelsons favor. Dr. Geertz
filed a California State Bar complaint regarding the secret settlement, theft and
concealment of his attorney

client files. The State Bar dismissed the complaint at intake because these opposing
counsel did not owe a professional duty to Dr. Geertz! However, the opposing counsel had
breached numerous other statutes and ethics rules. The opposing counsel were former LA
County Bar President John ("Jack") Quinn, Moxon, Drescher and Abelson. No action
has been taken against Bob Lewis or the other involved attorneys directly and supposedly
representing Dr. Geertzs interests. However, all of these attorney and
"religious" crimes and frauds were rendered useless by the Internet where
many of the sealed files were and are posted.

OSA chief Rinder and Abelson visited me in my Lewis, DAmato office to
unsuccessfully obtain my confirmation that I would never litigate against the Church of
Scientology enterprise again. Subsequently, Bob Lewis clarified that the unethical restriction
only applied while I remained at the Lewis, DAmato law firm. The Fishman-Geertz
malicious prosecution case was defended by a battalion of Scientology attorneys including
Abelson, former L.A. County Bar President Jack Quinn (who was also involved in other
aspects of this), Moxon and Gerald Feffer of Washington, D.C.s Williams &
Connolly. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Alexander Williams, III, (an
acquaintance of Feffer) dismissed the case on summary judgment. See http:www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Fishman/index.html
and http://www.exposingscientology.cjb.net/
(click on reposted classics and see #s 2, 16-20 and 91) At the time, no one knew of the
subsequently revealed disqualifying connections between Judge Williams and the

Church of Scientology Office of Special Affairs.

IV. SCIENTOLOGY ENGAGES IN MORE BLACKMAIL AND

CRIME AGAINST ME

As introduced and noted above, in 1991, and shortly before all of this chicanery,
Miscavige, Rathbun, Moxon and Williams & Connollys Feffer (reputably with total
U.S. DoJ access) had instantly convinced the then IRS Commissioner to suddenly reverse the
IRS/FBI twenty-year denial of IRS § 501(c)(3) status and finally grant Scientology
tax-exempt status in 1993. The U.S. Supreme Court had recently affirmed the IRS position
denying Scientology section 501(c)(3) status. Hernandez v. Commissioner, 490 U.S.
680 (1988). A surprise Scientology visit to the IRS Commissioner personally, and the

sudden IRS tax status change and billion dollar windfall to the Church of Scientology
and certain of its leaders, was upon the express representation and condition that
Scientology did not and would not engage in such litigation and related conduct as I am
now describing. The Clinton Administration and Church of Scientology Tax Closing Agreement
was supposed to remain secret and confidential for reasons of "national
security." However, and in truth, the Church of Scientology poses a clear and
present danger to our national security. See generally the internal IRS report on the
secret IRS Closing Agreement. Also: http://lisatrust.bogie.nl/NYT-030997.htm
and http://lisatrust.bogie.nl/archives/forbes9-4-00.html
and http://lisatrust.bogie.nl/Media/sptimes-standup.htm
and

Soon after the signing of the Closing Agreement for the secret IRS-Scientology tax
deal, very senior Scientology officials (direct subordinates to Church of Scientology
leader "Captain" Miscavige) visited a number of former Scientology senior
officials who had sworn expert witness testimony that was filed in Fishman-Geertz.
Three of these former Scientology officials have testified that they were unsuccessfully
subjected to great pressure, intimidation and bribes of over $200,000 each to
recant their testimony and to sign false declarations alleging that I had suborned and
created perjury for filing in Fishman-Geertz. The testimony established Scientology
fraud upon the IRS

because it contradicted material responses and misrepresentations by the Scientology

enterprise to the IRS. Those material [mis]representations were part of the official
basis for the IRSs one billion dollar tax relief (waiver) package to the Church
of Scientology and several of its senior leaders including "Captain"
Miscavige.

The three former high-level Scientologists who had held senior management positions in
the cult refused to join this blatant criminal conspiracy, obstruction of justice and
tax fraud being perpetrated by Scientology and its lawyers. Even Wager, on or about
November 21, 1994, met with one of the former Scientology senior executives, expressly in
connection with me. Significantly, Abelson had some brief success of his own. A former
Scientology covert intelligence operative had been given a grueling 17 - day deposition in
Fishman-Geertz while being guarded by off-duty LAPD officers. Many months later,
Abelson flew the former Scientology operative from Florida to Los Angeles and, after two
days of "persuasion" and suborning of perjury, video-taped the witness
and him reading and agreeing to a recant of the witness Fishman-Geertz
deposition testimony. One month later, the witness reconsidered and testified as to what
had just happened with Abelson.

Scientology then obtained Federal court search and seizure orders and, accompanied by
armed U.S. Marshals, raided the homes of a number of Scientology critics. They had posted
copies of the Fishman Declaration to the Internet. These critics computers, records,
books and papers were seized with the assistance of the armed U.S. Justice Department
marshals. Subsequently, several U.S. District Court judges opined that the Scientology
lawyers had misled them. The Washington Post was unsuccessfully sued by
Scientology, for publishing part of the Fishman Declaration. The Post had
successfully broken Scientologys blockade of the Fishman-Geertz federal
courthouse files. My then senior law partner Bob Lewis refused The Washington
Posts request for my active involvement in the litigation. Bob Lewis also
refused another defendants request that I represent it even with the benefit of a
one million-dollar insurance policy.

The express reason was the Fishman-Geertz [no longer] secret settlement
agreement between Bob Lewis, his other client AIG and Scientology and the unwritten
agreement that I would not ever again represent a party adverse to the Church of
Scientology.

I was professionally and personally outraged by all of these lawyers felonies,
torts and ethical violations and I refused to be cowed in this manner. I resigned from
the

Lewis, DAmato partnership and became a partner at Musick, Peeler & Garrett, a
very fine law firm for which I have the utmost enduring professional respect and personal
gratitude. I was able to accept defense retentions in a number of other cases filed by
Scientology in connection with the alleged unlawful dissemination of its religious
"trade secrets," unpublished copyrights, picketing and other expressions of free
speech. See generally: http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/hensonmotion.htm
Scientology responded with Samuel D. Rosen ("Rosen"), Esq., of the New York
office of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker ("Paul, Hastings"). In Denver,
Colorado, under despicable circumstances of which he had no personal knowledge, Rosen
obtained the first ever monetary sanctions order against me.

V. SCIENTOLOGY DESTROYS ANOTHER 501(C)(3) - DECEIVES THE

PUBLIC

Meanwhile, Moxon had also filed over 30 baseless and unsuccessful
"cookie-cutter" lawsuits against the Cult Awareness Network ("CAN") in
a successful Church of Scientology effort to bankrupt fellow IRS section 501(c)(3) tax
exempt CAN and to take it over as a Church of Scientology (false) "front group."
It was the "Bowles & Moxon Plan 100." It would seem to contradict the
statutory requirements that the "fully tax-exempt" Church of Scientology be
acting for the charitable, religious, scientific or educational benefit of the public.
Certainly, it flouted numerous criminal and ethical restrictions that applied to the
Bowles & Moxon lawyers irrespective of their status as practicing Scientologists. To
complete the sinister Scientology program, Moxon had solicited the representation
of another cults victim, Jason Scott, and filed Scott v. Ross in the State of
Washington. At Moxons request, the trial judge excluded all references to
Scientologys involvement in the case and Moxon obtained a $4M judgment against CAN,
which had referred Jason Scotts frantic mother to a deprogrammer in a largely
successful attempt to recover her three teenage sons from their then cults mental
manipulators. Instead of compromising and settling the judgment for Scott, Moxon pursued
his other and undisclosed clients (Scientologys) agenda, refused any
settlement,

and drove CAN into bankruptcy. Moxon, using Scientology shills, then purchased
CANs name brand assets from the CAN bankruptcy estate. Scientology now sinisterly
and stealthily operates CAN with its terrifying ability to intimidate and silence
families and others seeking to communicate with, or rescue, loved ones from
Scientology or another cult. For similar reasons, the seizure of the old CAN files, and
the pending Church of Scientology access to the Lisa McPherson Trust files, represent the
illegitimate use and abuse of the U.S. legal system to acquire "intelligence"
information as to the identity and contact information of the family and friends of
victims of the Church of Scientology, which then uses its thuggish lawyers, sleazy private
investigators and "goons" to "shudder" such persons into submissive
silence and "terror."

even more feverish. Ingram and Scientologys other "investigators"
conducted even more "interviews" concerning me. Visits were made to Musick,
Peeler & Garrett corporate clients, former Musick, Peeler attorneys and non-profit
organization clients that were then required to provide their tax-exempt organization
financial records to the Moxon, Abelson and Church of Scientology
"investigators." Their "investigators" even spent days in the Musick,
Peeler reception area, unsuccessfully insisting that they had packages and photographs of
me, which had to be personally shown to and discussed with my senior partners.
Understandably, and obviously reluctantly, Musick, Peeler & Garrett gave me a choice;
either leave Scientology-related litigation or leave the firm (in which instance they
would and did provide me with very generous assistance and support).

VI. VICTIMS NEED LAWYERS. I REFUSED TO BE INTIMIDATED BY THE

CULT

I believed that at least a few lawyers had to remain available to provide
representation against what a number of European governments have labeled
Scientologys "psycho-terrorism;" criminal fraud; human rights abuses;
totalitarian agenda; and litigation abuse. I had seen many lawyers and law firms
terrorized out of

Scientology-related matters by despicable, illegal and unethical conduct perpetrated by
highly paid major law firms and private investigators. I had the specialist knowledge and
experience to litigate against Scientology. As importantly, I have always been a single
man and have no dependents. Consequently, I did not have the vulnerabilities and terror
pressure points of a spouse, significant other, children or their need for financial
support.

In other words, I was not as susceptible to a quiet "compromise" as a lawyer
with a spouse, children and all of the heinous opportunities those relationships posed to
a "psycho-terror" group such as the Church of Scientology and its covert
operatives, "out-law"yers and "investigators" engaging in defamation
and character assassination by innuendo. At least, I thought so at the time!

Scientologys Internet shills were goading me to sue if, as I claimed, the First
Cipriano Declaration and related allegations were indeed false. Reluctantly, I chose to
leave the Musick, Peeler law firm and continue to represent the victims of the
Scientology-Moxon & Kobrin-Abelson litigation abuse and terror investigation
enterprise. I also decided to sue, for defamation and abuse of process, because of what I
had just learned regarding the First Cipriano Declaration. In February 1998, I formed my
own solo practice and then merged with three young lawyers to form Berry, Lewis, Scali
& Stojkovic.

In April 1998, I again agreed to represent Palo Alto computer engineer Keith Henson.
This time it was in the statutory damages phase of Scientology "unpublished"
copyright case. The copyrighted document (NOTS 34) evidenced clearly the continuing
unlawful practice of medicine by Church of Scientology contrary to a specific 1977 F.D.A.
injunction. It was the first of ten lawsuits that the Church of Scientology, Moxon &
Kobrin, Abelson and/or Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker filed, maintained or
instigated against Mr. Henson at a cost that must exceed five million dollars and
now involves the Canadian Government and soon the U.S. State Department. In referring to
the earlier grant of summary judgment against the then pro per Henson, and the
subsequent statutory damages of $75,000, a Wall Street Journal editorial opined
that Northern District Court judge Ronald M. Whyte had "turned copyright law on its
head." http://www.rickross.com/reference/Scn54.html

At the conclusion of the Henson I case involving a single alleged copyright
infringement, Rosen, Moxon & Kobrin and Eric Lieberman of New Yorks Rabinowitz,
Standard, Krinsky & Leiberman unsuccessfully sought a contempt order and sanctions of
$900,000 against me, claiming that my three week solo court appearance on behalf of

Mr. Henson (while charging a flat $5,000 fee) had required Scientologys use of 28
opposing lawyers from a number of different national law firms at a cost of over $2M. The
California Court of Appeals has opined that such aggressive litigation tactics by the
Church of Scientology can "have constitutional implications." Church of
Scientology v. Wollersheim, 42 Cal. App. 4th 628, 649 (1996).

Consequently, in 1998, the Church of Scientology forced Mr. Henson into a no-asset
bankruptcy where it continues to engage in intensive litigation which, at times, appears
to be costing at least $100,000 per month and involves very expensive appearances by New
York copyright lawyer Samuel D. Rosen, Esq., of the giant Paul, Hastings law firm, in
endless judgment debtor examinations in the San Jose area and interference in attempts by
Mr. Henson to find employment. As you will read below, Mr. Henson has now been granted
"refugee status" in Canada while his asylum application is being processed.

VII. SCIENTOLOGY LAWYERS COMMIT SERIOUS FELONIES &

OBSTRUCT JUSTICE

Five months earlier, in December 1997, and while still a partner at the Musick, Peeler
law firm, I had learned for the first time of the whereabouts of the elusive Robert
Cipriano and the identity of certain anonymous distributors of the highly defamatory First

Cipriano Declaration. They included Scientologists Rev. Glenn Barton, Isadore Chait,
Russell Shaw and Donna Casselman. They were all active in the unincorporated and elusive
CAN Reform Group, a Scientology "front group" involved in the CAN takeover.
Later, there would be testimony and documents, much of it corroborated, that the following
had then occurred.

Moxon & Kobrin, through Ingram, had a "plant" in the Musick,
Peeler law firm (later I would learn of at least two other Scientology "plants"
in my office and home). Moxon and Ingram obtained a draft of my Berry v. Cipriano
complaint from their

"plant" within Musick, Peeler. Moxon and Ingram then located Cipriano before
he moved in a final, but unsuccessful, attempt to avoid service of my defamation lawsuit.
Ingram met with Cipriano in Santa Barbara County and had him travel to Los Angeles to meet
with Moxon at the Moxon & Kobrin false-front law office. They showed Cipriano the stolen
draft Berry v. Cipriano defamation complaint and told him they would provide free
representation if I filed. When I did file, Cipriano wanted to immediately settle with
me on the reasonable written terms I proposed. However, late on a Saturday night, Moxon
and Ingram intervened. Moxon and Ingram raced to the home of Cipriano and his then
girlfriend, unsuccessfully offered her benefits, successfully solicited the legal
representation of Cipriano, "relocated" him and later promised him up to $750,000
in financial benefits if he co-operated to maintain the perjuries they had
earlier extorted for the First Cipriano Declaration. Ingram, Moxon and Abelson knew of my
long-time statements that when I finally found and sued Cipriano they would also be
defendants as well as being important material witnesses.

Whether as witnesses or defendants, applicable conflict of interest rules precluded
Moxon, Kobrin and Abelson from also being the lawyers for any of the other defendants.
However, Cipriano was the only "evidence" of "truth/substantial
truth" that they had. They had to keep him committing perjury. Later, as
Ciprianos lawyer, and without disclosure or waiver of the multiple and non-waivable
conflicts of interest, Moxon would fallaciously and dishonestly misrepresent to the Berry
v. Cipriano court that none of my 40-60 alleged victims were "locatable" as
they were, " teenage hustlers who had all died of AIDS." Because of the
manner in which the then known facts emerged, I filed three different defamation law suits
at three different times, all of which were deemed related and consolidated for all
purposes (collectively, "the Berry cases"). Scientology and Moxon
assembled a formidable and very expensive army of national and international law firms to
defend the consolidated Berry cases. In essence, the Berry cases alleged
that the First Cipriano and related Declarations were defamatory, part of an abuse of
legal process and had caused me damage. Rev. Barton did not even wait for the lawsuit to
be served on him. The Scientology litigation juggernaut launched yet another litigation
blitzkrieg.

then billing at $490/hour giving, as he stated, "No discounts to anyone."

The Berry cases were randomly assigned to Los Angeles County Superior Court
Judge Hon. Ernest M. Hiroshige. He denied Ciprianos demurrer and C.C.P.§ 425.16
"SLAPP" motion. On behalf of Scientologist Barton, Rosen and Reeves of Paul,
Hastings filed a C.C.P.§ 170.6 peremptory challenge for bias. The Berry v.
Cipriano/Barton cases were reassigned and then reassigned again to Hon. Alexander
Williams III. Later, Cipriano testified that at the time (June 1998) Moxon informed him
that Judge Hiroshige

was "a lame judge" and Judge Williams was a "friend of
Scientology." The Paul, Hastings law firm, had just hired Judge Williams most
recent clerk and Judge Williams was socially acquainted with Ms. Reeves husband an
Appellate Court Justice. New York attorney Rosen improperly persuaded Judge Williams that
there was still discovery priority in California, and that I should be precluded from
taking any depositions until Scientology-Ciprianos deposition of me was concluded.
Eight months and twelve deposition days later Moxon, Rosen and Reeves claimed my
deposition in Berry v. Cipriano, et. al., was still incomplete. Judge
Williamsdenied my C.C.P. § 460.5 (c) preferential defamation trial setting
request (ironically, " because the law disfavors claims for
defamation.")! Initially, Judge Williams refused to handle discovery matters himself.
He was "too busy." He appointed a retired California Supreme Court justice and
required me to pay nearly $9, 000 for the retired judge's initial handling of discovery
matters. Eventually, I persuaded Judge Williams that I could not afford such a
non-consensual and judicially enforced litigation expense.

In addition, Judge Williams ordered that I could not assert any privacy
objections, I had to " just sit there and take it", and that I had to
concurrently, comprehensively and

Requests for Admission (each accompanied by 5 interrogatories, totaling an additional
605 interrogatories); 532 Requests for Authentication; 316 categories of document demands
(responding documents to be carefully organized in accordance therewith). Judge Williams
ordered this overwhelming discovery both during and after the twelve days of my
uncompleted deposition. At the same time, Judge Williams refused me the opportunity to
take any depositions of any defendant. However, he allowed Defendants

to take the depositions of at least 12 other persons and noticed the depositions of
over 30

others. Scientology and Lewis, DAmato successfully obstructed the addition
(Civ.Code § 1714.10) of Moxon and Abelson as defendants in the case by unsuccessfully
removing Berry v. Miscavige to Federal Court (speciously arguing it was related to
the pending

Pattinson v. Church of Scientology case where I was plaintiffs counsel).
A former Scientologist and Paul, Hastings employee even testified about certain Paul,
Hastings attorneys paying $300 for the backdating of certain court documents. Judge
Williams was

unmoved. During the travesty, Judge Williams commented that because he was a former
federal criminal prosecutor the Paul, Hastings lawyers knew much more about the rules of
civil procedure than he. One of the Berry v. Cipriano defendants, Mathilde Krim,
Ph.D., entered into an early settlement.

In November 1998, Christian J. Scali, one of my then two law partners, volunteered
assurances he would never allow the Scientology lawyers litigation blitzkrieg
to drive him and my other law partner, J. Stephen Lewis, out of the case and out of our
fledgling law firm. Then, in late November 1998, on the day of the expiration of the
statute of limitations, Scali actually chose not to file a previously prepared summons and
complaint against the Los Angeles Police Department ("LAPD.") It arose from
Moxons "investigator" Edwin Richardson, and then LAPD Scientology
"chaplain" Barton, who had physically jumped and battered Scientology critic
Keith Henson and falsely arrested him. Proper pre-filing notice had been given. I was
furious when several weeks later I enquired of Christian J. Scali, Esq., and learned that
the Henson v. LAPDand Barton complaint had not been timely filed as I had
instructed. Subsequently, Cipriano testified that at this time he personally observed
Moxon directly

communicating with Lewis and Scali regarding their subsequent announcement made at the
end of December 1998, that they were dissolving the firm and withdrawing from my legal
representation with only four days notice to me. Later, you will read of further
Scientology, Moxon, Kobrin and Paquette ethical wrongdoing in connection with my former
partner J. Stephen Lewis.

The Scientology lawyers had scheduled a blistering, daily schedule of depositions,
discovery responses and motions for the following thirty days of January 1999. I

extensions would be granted in these circumstances. However, he denied my requests

because I was, " no ordinary attorney." His faint flattery damned me.
Now without my two counsel, I stood alone, and with responsibilities to other clients in
other matters. As was intended, I was finally overwhelmed by such tactics, discovery
deception and duplication. I was unable to respond to the many hundreds of form
interrogatories to the satisfaction of either Moxon or Judge Williams. In early February
1999, on behalf of Berry v. Barton defendant Scientologist Chait, Moxon
successfully moved for terminating and monetary sanctions as a discovery sanction in
connection with these

many hundreds of form interrogatories and related requests. Curiously, Judge

Williams expressly invitedevery other defendant to immediately file similar
motions. Barbara Reeves of Paul, Hastings then proceeded to try and schedule the
deposition of Michael Hurtado whose involvement and perjury is explained below.
Barbara Reeves represented that Hurtado would corroborate Ciprianos testimony. I
knew that to be building perjury upon perjury, to bolster and buttress even more
perjury. Ms. Reeves was unmoved by Hurtados own voicemail message denial of his
subsequently verified allegations. Consequently, I had no practical alternative but to
make a strategic withdrawal from Judge Williams courtroom. In late February 1999, I
immediately and voluntarily dismissed all defendants without prejudice. At least that
preserved my ability to return to court at another time and under changed circumstances.
Six months later, I would learn that Judge Williams fiancée actually worked for
defendant Church of Scientology International ("CSI"). Concurrently, CSI
also employed Moxon & Kobrin as well as all of the other Scientology lawyers!

Around the same time, the District Court remanded Berry v. Miscavige, Church of
Scientology International back to Judge Williams and the consolidated Berry
cases that I was voluntarily dismissing in the impossible circumstances explained above.
Lewis, DAmato entered into a settlement in Berry v. Miscavige. Obviously,
continuing to prosecute Berryv. Miscavige (and moving to add Moxon and
Abelson as Cal. Civ.Code § 1714.10 defendants) was also not viable for me at that time.
Consequently, over the course of several days in late February 1999, Barbara Reeves, of
the giant Paul,

Hastings, Janofsky & Walker law firm, successfully prevailed upon me to also
voluntarily dismiss the Berry v. Miscavige, Church of Scientology International
case,

without prejudice, as a prerequisite to serious settlement discussions. I reluctantly
agreed. No serious settlement discussions followed. However, Barbara Reeves
obtained a $28,000 prevailing party costs order on behalf of Scientology defendant Barton
which, in accordance with the Church of Scientology "Fair Game" Policies
and Practices, is still being used to "utterly destroy" me and to limit my right
of free speech. Indeed, Moxon,

Kobrin and Paquette recently used the related Barton real estate lien to force
my condominium into a foreclosure and intentionally deny themselves and my other lien
holders (particularly the IRS and Cal. State Franchise Tax Board) the benefits and equity
of a favorable pre-foreclosure sale. Scientologys benefit was continued prosecution
of Bartons non-payment of sanctions claims before the California State Bar and the
U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Berry v. Barton), and continuing regular judgment debtor
examinations of me (Scientology "Intelligence Operations.").

As a leader of the unincorporated secretive Scientology-front CAN Reform Group, Rev.
Glenn Barton had participated in the publication and dissemination of the First Cipriano
Declaration. Barton co-defendant, Shaw, executed a mutual general release. He agreed to
testify at a future deposition. His counsel represented that Scientologist Shaws
testimony would be that he merely maintained a certain Internet

website as a transmission conduit for the other Scientology defendants website
content, including the First Cipriano Declaration, which he did not control. In late March
1999, Lieberman and Moxon refiled their motion for Rule 11 sanctions in Pattinson v.
Miscavige and on April 5, 1999 Moxon filed Hurtado v. Berry as explained below.

First, allow me to return to the PattinsonI case that was filed in May
1998. Pattinson was a former 25-year Scientology adherent who had paid over $500,000 in
"fixed donations", in order to receive the most advanced of Scientologys
"scientifically proven" trade-secret religious "processing". http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/pattinson1.htm
paras. 277-283. However, he was not cured of his problem or "ruin" as had been
(mis)represented by Scientology® and Dianetics® representatives. The Federal and
subsequent State Pattinson pleadings were carefully crafted and drafted within the
facts, causes of action and opinions of the controlling California Supreme Court
authority. http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/demurrer.htm
. Four of the fraud claims were specifically pleaded within the facts and decisions of
other Scientology cases decided against the church in California and upheld upon appeal.
Thus, there were strong grounds for the application of collateral estoppel type
principles. However, Moxon, Kobrin and Paquette immediately obstructed, delayed and
diverted the Pattinson case. They solicited and filed a retaliatory lawsuit, Revelliere
v. Pattinson.

Twelve years earlier, in Paris, France, Revelliere loaned Pattinson some money, which
was partially repaid. They had been out of touch with each other for five years.
Scientology senior staffer Reveillere claimed that he had not known of Pattinsons
whereabouts until Pattinson sued the Church of Scientology and certain of its staff
members, etc. Revelliere, living and working for Scientology in Copenhagen, Denmark,
speciously claimed that after learning of Pattinsons whereabouts he then located
Moxon, Kobrin and Paquette and retained them to immediately sue Pattinson. The retaliatory
and obviously solicited Revelliere v. Pattinson lawsuit was an action on an unpaid
note (to which there are few defenses). Revelliere v. Pattinson was filed in Orange
County Superior Court, quickly proceeded through very abusive, collateral discovery and
onto summary judgment. With the Reveillere v. Pattinson judgment in hand, Moxon

proceeded to harass Pattinson regarding his ability to finance and obtain money for the
litigation of Pattison v. Church of Scientology International. In addition, Moxon
& Kobrin unleashed their "chief investigator" Ingram to conduct the usual
defamatory and "haunting" "investigation" of Pattinson
pursuant to the Scientology "Fair Game" Policies and Practices. See http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/dedicated.htm

Meanwhile, Rosen and Lieberman from New York appeared in the California Central Federal
District Pattinson I case along with Barbara Reeves, Moxon & Kobrin and other
Scientology counsel. Again, Rosen and Reeves successfully claimed discovery priority,
engaged in a never-ending deposition of Pattinson, and obstructed any discovery by the
plaintiff, Pattinson. For the next nine months they engaged in such incessant pleading
battles that no answers were ever filed. However, Pattinson was required to participate in
days of harrasive depositions by Rosen and Moxon.

In March 1999, after the voluntary dismissal of the Berry cases, and after
arguing that the dismissals were indicative of meritless and bad faith litigation by me,
Moxon and Leiberman successfully filed a Rule 11 sanctions motion against me in Pattinson
v. Miscavige ("Pattinson I"). Significantly, the Moxon Rule 11 and
Section 1927 order was expressly limited to only one defendant in Pattinson I
(Moxon) and the allegations

(contained in one single paragraph) asserted against him. In essence, that contrary to
the Churchs express and material 1991-1993 [mis]representations to the I.R.S. as to
its new

and reformed character and conduct, Scientology was still engaging in criminal
activity, and it was doing so through stipulated, unindicted co-conspirator Moxon. Some of
Moxons judicially recognized and stipulated criminal activity is set forth above and
in cases such as U.S. v. Hubbard, 474 F.Supp.64 (1979), where Moxon was stipulated
by the Church of Scientology to be an unindicted co-conspirator in the 264 page Department
of Justice - Scientology Stipulation Of Evidence. See generally: United States v.Kattar,
840 F2d 118,125,126 (1st Cir.1988); U.S. v. Kember, USDC Dist.Col.
Criminal No. 78-401(2) & (3). http://www.members.tripod.com/cic_ops/posts/court.txt

It is also clear and convincing, from the subsequent Cipriano confession and testimony
summarized below, that at the very same time as Moxon was inside the Federal Court
obtaining Rule 11 sanctions against me for alleging that Moxon was involved in criminal
conduct on behalf of the Church of Scientology, Moxon was outside the same federal
courtroom, concurrently engaged in major felony crimes with CSI/OSA, Abelson,
Ingram and Wager. In other words, at the very same time as he was swearing to the Federal
Court in the Pattinson I case that he was not engaged in criminal conduct and
successfully obtaining Rule 11 sanctions against me, Moxon was simultaneously

committing serious felony crimes against me, as plaintiff Pattinsons lawyer,
together with CSI/OSA, Wager, Abelson, Ingram, Cipriano, Apodaca and Hurtado. In addition,
Moxon obtained the Rule 11 and Section 1927, $28,000 costs order against me with an
express finding that it was reasonable for him/CSI/OSA to incur the expense of retaining
New York counsel Lieberman to defend him in Los Angeles against such a
"frivolous"

and "vexatious" allegation. The next month, in May 1999, Moxon-CSI then used
this Rule 11 order as principal factual support in filing for Judge Williams August
20, 1999,

"vexatious litigant" order against me.

On March 19, 1999, the month before Judge Snyder granted the CSI-Moxon Rule 11 motion,
and after constant carping by the Scientology attorneys, the Pattinson I case

was voluntarily dismissed in Federal Court and simultaneously refiled in State Court (Pattinson
II) without any federal question causes of action (R.I.C.O., etc.). Church of
Spiritual Technology ("CST") was one of the Pattinson II case defendants.
CST is a little known Scientology corporation operating from a post office box. On the
basis of my

knowledge, experience, investigation and research into Church of Scientology matters, I
honestly believed CST to be a necessary and proper party for both liability and judgment
collection purposes, alter ego purposes, and for numerous matters relevant to the two Pattinson
cases. I was one of the relatively few who knew that CST was the very apex of the
Scientology corporate pyramid and that it was the ultimate owner of all of the most
valuable Scientology property, the Scientology intellectual property registrations.

CSTs ownership is vested in four very low profile individuals: Sherman D. Lenske,
Esq., of Woodland Hills, CA; former IRS Assistant Commissioner Meade Emory, Esq., of Lane,
Powell, Spears, Lubersky LLP of Seattle, WA; Leon C. Misterek, Esq., of Kirkland, WA; and
Scientology central reserves money man Lyman D. Spurlock. Curiously, CST Special
Trustee Meade Emory, Esq., was the Assistant IRS Commissioner at the very same time in the
1970's that Moxon and the Church of Scientology were committing the largest ever known
criminal infiltration and massive burglary of the IRS and numerous other U.S. Federal
Government Departments. This was part of Scientologys "Operation Snow
White". CST Special

Trustee Lyman Spurlock is an accountant and the only Scientologist among the four who
it appears may bethe actual owners of the corporations and Churches of
Scientology. Alternatively, and contrary to applicable law, one person (David
Miscavige) is the only person who ultimately controls and owns the entire churches and
corporations of Scientology. Additional support for this conclusion is the documentation
indicating that some single person has the sole and absolute power to dismiss all of the
trustees and directors, etc., of CST and reappoint new ones. Consequently and contrary to
applicable law, this single individual, probably David Miscavige, has total control and
ownership of all of the approximately 150 tax-exempt "corporations" and Churches
of Scientology,. The Scientology organizational hierarchy, and its associated maze of
mirrors, is examined in detail in Church of Spiritual Technology v. United States,
26 Cl.Ct. 713,730-732 (1992), and the various Church of Scientology cases cited therein.
It is even more interestingly examined and dissected on the Internet. For example see, http://www.nots.org/cst.htm and http://clever.net/webworks/veritas and

CST filed a spurious but successful C.C.P.§ 425.16 "SLAPP" motion in the
State Court Pattinson II case. The "SLAPP" statute permits dismissal of
lawsuits filed to chill the exercise First Amendment and other constitutional rights. CST
had retained expensive Washington, D.C., tax counsel (Monique Yingling, Esq.) and several
expensive New York counsel (Paul, Hastings Samuel D. Rosen and veteran Scientology
attorney Lieberman) to appear with Kendrick L. Moxon, Esq., on the motion. The
"SLAPP" motion relied heavily and expressly upon the August 20, 1999, vexatious
litigant order of Judge Williams in the Berry consolidated cases and Judge
Snyders July 16, 1999, ruling

in the Federal Court Pattinson case. Under C.C.P.§ 425.16(c) a "
prevailing party shall be entitled to recover his or her attorneys fees and
costs." On November 16, 1999, attorneys fees and costs were awarded against my
client, Pattinson, and me in the amount of $12,500.

VIII. SCIENTOLOGY LAWYERS FRAMED ME IN THE TWO HURTADO

CASES

For the sake of clarity, I now return to the Berry cases. One year earlier, in
late 1998, in the Berry v. Cipriano consolidated cases, Judge Williams had ordered
me and my prior law firms to produce all malpractice insurance policies extending back
many years. Interestingly, I was the plaintiff. There were no cross-complaints to
merit such an unusual order in those circumstances. On November 25, 1998, on day twelve of
my deposition, and stripped of any "privacy objections," Moxon and Rosen
questioned me about my prior sexual relationship with subsequent pro bono client,
24-year-old Michael Hurtado. Rosen demanded his address. At the time, I was Hurtados
counsel of record in an active pending criminal case in Santa Monica Court. Immediately,
Moxon, Abelson

and Ingram started interviews of Hurtados extended family based on
information obtained by Rosen in deposition of me and also found in the Santa Monica court
files. Less than one month later, in December 1998, Abelson told then LA County Criminal

Courts Bar Association President Wager about Hurtado, who himself had not met with any
of the Scientology attorneys or investigators at that time. Wager immediately opened his
Hurtado client file and began billing in connection with hisrepresentation
of Hurtado. Wager had never met Hurtado and Hurtado was still my client. Hurtado himself

would not be solicited and become Wagers client for another six weeks!
Wager then spoke with Ingram about Hurtado at least three times. Wager understood that
Ingram was working for Scientology because Ingram told him he was working for Moxon at the
time. Moxon, acting as Scientology's counsel, also contacted Wager regarding Hurtado.
Indeed, Wager had at least six Hurtado related conversations with Moxon before he ever met
Hurtado. In mid-January 1999, Ingram first appeared at the Hurtados home, once again
unannounced and uninvited. Ana and Vanessa Hurtado (Michaels mother and sister) have
testified that Ingram told them that I was a "child molester." Ingram said he
was investigating me from New York and, " had been investigating Berry [me] for
a long, long time." Ingram suggested to the Hurtados that I had taken
"advantage" of the clearly adult Michael.

When Ingram showed them the videotape of my November 25, 1998, deposition testimony in
the Berry cases, regarding my sexual relationship with Michael Hurtado,

Mrs. Hurtado did not want to see it, or look at it, and she refused to keep it, saying,
"Forget it. Take it." The entire Hurtado family had long believed that
homosexual conduct was inappropriate. Yet, Ingram showed them the First Cipriano
Declaration, as well as multiple other documents. Ingram wanted the Hurtados "
to see a lawyer because of this matter," and suggested that there was a possibility
that there could be a civil suit against me. Within a very few days, Ingram took Ana,
Miguel (Michaels father), Vanessa Hurtado and a Cuban writer friend of theirs to see
then Los Angeles County Criminal Courts Bar Association President Wager at Wager's office.
There they were also introduced to lead Church of Scientology in-house lawyer Moxon. Both
Ana and Vanessa Hurtado thought the purpose of the meeting was to find a lawyer who would

represent Michael in a sexual molestation lawsuit against me. Neither of them knew
about the then pending drug paraphernalia charges against Michael on which I was then
still his counsel of record and which became the basis of a specious claim that I had
engaged in legal malpractice. Surprisingly, no one in the Hurtado family discussed my
relationship with him with Michael Hurtado himself at any time before they attended the
meeting with Wager and Moxon and agreed to participate in the lawsuit being planned, by at
least Moxon and Wager, for filing against me. Instead, Vanessa, Ana and Miguel Hurtado,
without Michael Hurtados knowledge met with Wager and Moxon and agreed that the
unconsulted adult son, Michael, would fire me as his lawyer, and then file the fabricated
Hurtado v. Berry legal malpractice and sexual battery lawsuit against me. After
the meeting, the elder Mr. Hurtado told Michael that Wager would now be replacing me and
representing Michael in the criminal matter. Interestingly, at this time, Wager was about
to be honored by the Los Angeles County Criminal Courts Bar Association for his
" significant contributions to the criminal justice system."

The Hurtados went along with whatever the lawyers, Wager and Moxon, and
Scientologys investigator Ingram told them to do. The Hurtados even went so far as
to allow Ingram to tap their phone to entrap me. I had similarly found Abelson and Scientology
illegally tapped into my telephone line on December 11, 1996. The FBI did nothing on
that occasion either. Illegal wiretapping is par for the course for the Church of
Scientology: "The Scientology Guardians Office Group [now renamed

In fact, Michael Hurtado did not agree with Wager and Moxon to sue me because of what
was allegedly done to him. Instead, Michael Hurtado testified he had (only) sued for money
(as opposed to something I had done to him) and because of the contents of the perjured
First Cipriano Declaration, which Moxon showed him and discussed with him. Accordingly,
Moxon was using perjury he had been instrumental in extorting to procure yet more perjury
to file a meritless lawsuit with which to intentionally obstruct justice in Berry
v. Cipriano, Barton, Miscavige, Church of ScientologyInternational, Ingram (Moxon,
Abelson) and later to file two frivolous lawsuits, a federal bankruptcy claim and
numerous (fraudulent) insurance demands starting at $750,000.

Wager did not meet with Michael Hurtado until January 22, 1999, after Wager had
met with Abelson, Ingram, Moxon and the Hurtado family. Michael Hurtado has testified that
he was told by Ingram that Moxon was "an attorney watching Berry for a long time
because Berry is a bad person." Moxon had "been trying bury the guy [Berry] for
his wrongdoings [against the Church?] for a long time".

Wager and Hurtado did not sign a retainer agreement until January 27, 1999. Wager
immediately filed a pack of perjury upon the Los Angeles (Santa Monica) County Courthouse
files. Amazingly, Wager even had the guile and chutzpah to represent to Presiding
Judge Haber that, " . . . it is obvious from the declaration of Michael Hurtado and
Donald R. Wager that the [legal] representation by Mr. Berry was unlawfully

procured." Motion To Set Aside Defendants Plea of No Contest And To
Reinstate Plea of Not Guilty, etc., dated February 9, 1999, p.4: 1-3. People v. Hurtado,
LAMC Case No. 8SM04976. At the same time, the Paul, Hastings law firm took the Hurtado
statements and, through Barbara Reeves, tried to take Hurtados deposition in the
still pending Berry v. Cipriano-Barton-Miscavige-CSI-Ingram (Moxon, Abelson) case
for the obvious purpose of using Hurtados perjury that he had personally
witnessed me engage in acts of pedophilia with several teenagers simultaneously and that
he was a "virgin" with men before meeting me. I had provided rebuttal material
to Barbara Reeves but she was adamant that Hurtado was relevant, honest, credible and very
convincing. However, before the Paul, Hastings firm could actually proceed with the
Hurtado deposition, I was forced to dismiss the Berry v. Cipriano cases in the
over-whelming circumstances described above.

On April 5, 1999, Moxon & Kobrin filed a Los Angeles County Superior Court lawsuit,
Hurtado v. Berry, asserting causes of action for legal malpractice and sexual
battery and seeking damages in excess of my available insurance coverage. An hour after
filing Hurtado v. Berry, Moxon himself personally served me inside U.S. District
Court Judge Snyders courtroom. He did so as I took to my feet to unsuccessfully
argue against his Rule 11 and Section 1927 sanctions motion in the Pattinson I
case. Moxons Rule 11

and Section 1927 sanctions motion successfully claimed sanctions against me for having
alleged that Moxon had been engaged in criminal activity on behalf of Scientology. Judge
Snyder held, before even permitting any discovery by Pattinson, that the allegation
against Moxon was frivolous, without any merit and asserted in bad faith. Subsequently,
Wager substituted into the Hurtado v. Berry case as one of Hurtados counsel
of record.

After Moxon & Kobrin filed the Hurtado v. Berry State Court case, then LA
County Criminal Courts Bar Association President Wager went to the West Hollywood

station of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department with Abelson and Moxons
"chief investigator," Ingram. For a period of weeks, they unsuccessfully
pressured the Sheriff's Department (and an Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney) to criminally
prosecute me on the basis of the Hurtado perjury that they had suborned.
Then, they promptly, but unsuccessfully, made a (fraudulent) $750,000 legal malpractice
insurance policy demand upon my insurance carrier. This was followed by successively
lower demands culminating in a $15,000 demand on November 28, 2000. By this time, Thomas
S. Byrnes, Esq., had replaced Wager as co-counsel to Moxon, Kobrin and Paquette in the Hurtado
v. Berry state court case.

Although then Los Angeles County Courts Criminal Bar Association President Wager had
never met or represented Anthony Apodaca, on April 13, 1999, Wager visited this
transvestite drug addicted streetwalker in Los Angeles County jail and left between $100
and $300 for him. Moxon reimbursed Wager. Apodaca was not a witness to

anything relating to the Hurtado drug paraphernalia case. In fact, as Apodaca later
testified, that on April 13, 1999, " . . .there was a real question in
[Apodacas] mind as to who Berry was." However, on April 22, 1999, Ingram, Moxon
and Wager met with Apodaca at which time he was videotaped. Apodaca may also have been
given money on April 22, 1999. Using a photograph of me in an American Lawyer
magazine article on Scientologys-Moxons destruction and takeover of the Cult
Awareness Network, Apodaca was now able to identify me as a man he had been with four to
five years earlier. In the videotape, Apodaca falsely stated that while he was underage he
had engaged in sadomasochistic activities with me. On April 26, 1999, Moxon noticed
Apodaca's deposition in the Hurtado v. Berry State Court action. On
cross-examination by my attorney, Edith Matthai, currently President of the Association of
Southern California Defense Counsel, Apodaca testified that he was "high" on
drugs at the time of the videotaping, that he had no recollection of it and that he could
not even recognize me. Apodaca said he was pressured (by Moxon and Ingram) into giving
his videotaped false statement. According to Apodaca, a lawyer (Wager) came to L.A.
County Jail and gave him $200. He was given the money, McDonalds food certificates
and clothing to testify against me. He refused. According to Apodaca, "All this stuff
about this plaintiff [Wager] trying to bribe me to testifying -- okay? -- I
dont go for that."

At the same time Wager was visiting Apodaca, an investigation by the California State
Bar was being commenced against me, arising out of then Los Angeles County Criminal Courts
Bar Association President Wagers and Hurtados allegations and perjury to Judge
Haber in the Santa Monica Court. Commencing with their jointly signed correspondence
to the California Sate Bar dated July 12, 1999, and for the next 18 months, Wager and
Gerner wrote numerous other jointly signed letters urging my immediate summary disbarment
on the basis of the Hurtado perjury, and the Cipriano, Pattinson, and other charges the
State Bar (under its brand new Chief Trial Counsel) filed earlier this year. Wager and
Gerner even met with former California Supreme Court Justice Liu (then supervising the
Office of Chief Trial Counsel) and unsuccessfully urged my immediate discipline on the
basis of the Hurtado, Cipriano and

other allegations against me. At the very least, former Bar Association President Wager
had direct personal knowledge that he was willfully making a very serious and falseState Bar complaint using perjury he had participated in suborning from
Hurtado, whose legal representation he hadsolicited in the most despicable
and unethical of circumstances. Most lawyers would be disbarred for one single such act of
solicitation!

J. Stephen Lewis and Christian Scali had represented me in the Berry cases and
had also represented Pattinson and Henson. Indeed, J. Stephen Lewis was representing me in
deposition when Rosen and Moxon obtained the information about Hurtado as well as his
address. Furthermore, he was my law partner when Hurtado entered his no-contest plea in
connection with his negotiated participation in a drug diversion program. Thus,

J. Stephen Lewis had potential joint and several partnership liability in connection
with

Hurtado v. Berry and could have been a named defendant or sued for contribution.
Curiously, neither the former firm nor any of its former partners were named! You may also
recall the earlier reference to Ciprianos testimony that Moxon, Lewis and Scali were
in direct communication about the subsequent termination of the Berry, Lewis & Scali

partnership upon four days effective notice.

Ignoring the obvious breaches of fiduciary duty owed to a former client and partner,
particularly in a "substantially related" matter, J. Stephen Lewis (now a West
Hollywood City Council Hearing Officer) testified to Ava Paquette, Esq., that it was legal
malpractice for me to recommend that Hurtado plead to a drug diversion and rehabilitation
program instead of making a motion to suppress statements and evidence obtained by three
arresting police officers. Such a strategy, if unsuccessful, would have excluded Hurtado
from potential participation in the drug diversion program. However, upon
cross-examination by Edith Matthai, Esq., J. Stephen Lewis conceded that in similar
circumstances he had made the samerecommendations to a client named
"John". Ironically, "John" was later deposed in Hurtado v. Berry.
"John" impeached part of Hurtados verified complaint. Contrary to the
verified complaint that Hurtado was a "virgin" with regard to men,
"John" testified that he and Hurtado, working as male

prostitutes, had engaged in a homosexual three-way liaison before Hurtado even knew
me. Then, after their interaction with their mutual "client", they had spent the
night having sex with one another. Two employees of a well-known establishment
specializing in male "hustlers" also testified that Hurtado "worked"
out of their bar-restaurant. However, none of this evidence caused Wager, Byrnes, and/or
Moxon & Kobrin to file an amended verified complaint in Hurtado v. Berry. At
the same time Wager, Moxon, Abelson and Ingram were suborning perjury and witness
tampering with Cipriano, Hurtado and Apodaca, Moxon was commencing proceedings that
would effectively terminate my career as an attorney.

In May 1999, then Los Angeles Police Commission President Gerald Chaleff of Orrick,
Herrington & Sutcliffe; Samuel D. Rosen and Michael Turrill of Paul, Hastings,
Janofsky & Walker; Gary Soter of Wasserman, Comden & Casselman; and David Chodos
of Simke Chodos filed a Petition to Find [me] a Vexatious Litigant upon the

grounds of Judge Snyders Rule 11 and Section 1927 order in the Pattinson I
case, and the dismissals of the Berry v. Cipriano, Barton, Miscavige, Church of
Scientology International, Ingram (Moxon, Abelson) cases. The Scientology vexatious
litigant petition was filed before Scientologys "friend," Judge Williams,
in the previously

dismissed Berry v. Cipriano case. (I would not discover the above matters
regarding the Hurtado and Apodaca solicitations, perjuries and obstructions of justice for
another 18 months!) However, after the Vexatious Litigant Petition was filed and opposed,
but before the hearing on August 20, 1999, then former Moxon client Cipriano contacted me.
He confessed to the fabrication and defamation of the First Cipriano Declaration
as well as to a mountain of associated attorney felony crime, fraud and
obstruction. Incriminating documents bearing Moxons own signature and handwriting
corroborated much of it. There were cancelled checks, original signatures, lease
agreements, handwritten notes and even his computer's hard drive. Since then, they
have all been in a bank safe deposit vault which I jointly control with another person
(not Cipriano). See http://wpxx02.toxi.uni-wuerzburg.de/~krasel/CoS/aff/aff_rc99.html
and http:/www.angelfire.com/scifi/Scientology/
and http://www.xenutv.com/legal/vex.htm
(includes video/audio) and http:skeptictank.org/gb/gb.htm
and http:www.lermanet2.com/cos/grahamX.html
and

For the sake of clarity I must now briefly direct your attention from the vexatious
litigant petition and bring you forward one year to August 2000. Ciprianos
deposition finally had been court ordered in Hurtado v. Berry. Moxon repeatedly
attempted to stop the Cipriano deposition in Hurtado by threatening a protective
order suspending the deposition on June 12, 2000, and attempting to again suspend the
deposition on August 7, 2000. Then Hurtado and his Moxon & Kobrin attorneys
repeatedly attempted to stop the deposition of their former client and "seal"
Ciprianos testimony regarding their criminal activity against me. In his
deposition, Cipriano recanted all of the damaging statements contained in the First
Cipriano Declaration. Cipriano testified he wanted "the truth to come out".

Cipriano also testified that his former lawyer, Moxon, provided him (and his soon-to-be
former girlfriend) with a variety of free legal and other services as well as financial
benefits. Moxon also paid Wasserman, Comden & Casselman to represent Cipriano, as
co-counsel, in Berry v. Cipriano, Barton, Miscavige, Church of Scientology
International, Ingram (Moxon & Abelson) in exchange for Ciprianos
"cooperation" in litigation against me. Moxon and Scientologys paying
Cipriano for his continuing perjury in the amount of $750,000 was "not a problem"
according to Ciprianos August 1999 and 2000, testimony. In fact, Ciprianos
testimony and damning

of justice, witness and evidence tampering, conspiracy, aiding and abetting and the use
of an intermediary).

Specifically, Moxon's felonies and fraudulent acts, and those of other lawyers,
included: (1) The May 5, 1994, presentation of the First Cipriano Declaration with
numerous fabrications and exaggerated statements regarding my alleged sexual history to
Robert Cipriano, which Cipriano was forced to sign under duress and the coercive threats
of attorney Moxons agent Ingram; (2) The use of less-than-candid
investigators to obtain information and the subsequent use of that information obtained
through uncontroverted

evidence of intimidation and coercion; (3) The deposition preparation of
Cipriano by Moxon on June 29,1998, during which Moxon (and later Samuel D. Rosen, Esq.)
instructed Cipriano to lie about the ages of my perjuriously alleged sexual relationships,
violated of Rule 3-210 of the Rules of Professional Conduct and Cal. C.C.P. §1209(8) [18
U.S.C. §§371, 1512, 2(B), 1503, 1621 and 1623 (conspiracy, obstruction of justice,
witness and evidence tampering, perjury); (4) The further testimonial
preparation of

Cipriano by Moxon comprised of instructions to lie on June 30, 1998, also in violation
of Rule 3-210 of the Rules of Professional Conduct and Cal. C.C.P. §1209(8); (5) Violating
the oath taken by all attorneys at law under Business and Professions Code §6067, in

which attorneys promise, " faithfully to discharge the duties of any
attorney at law to

the best of [their] knowledge and ability," violating C.C.P. §1209(3); (6) The
unlawful business dealings between attorney and client prohibited by Rule 5-200 of the
Rules of Professional Conduct and Cal. C.C.P. §1209 (8), undertaken in order to maintain
Cipriano's livelihood in exchange for perjurious testimony against me; (7) the
promise of up to three quarters of a million dollar ($750,000) donation to the
Moxon/Scientology-founded and funded charity, Day of the Child (incorporated in Nevada and

trading unregistered in California as part of Moxons related criminal conduct);

(8) The provision of a $2,500 loan to Cipriano; (9) The provision for
Cipriano's room and board at Joanne Wheaton's Franklin House; (10) The rental of a
Palm Springs

condominium, a five-bedroom Palm Springs home complete with swimming pool and

monthly provisions for Cipriano's board, living and business expenses by the law firm
of Moxon & Kobrin; (11) The provision by Moxon, at no cost to Cipriano, of a
$20,000 lawyer in New Jersey to clear and expunge Cipriano's criminal record, and to pay
off the restitution order, so that it could not be used to impeach him in the Berry
cases; (12) The subsequent provision to Cipriano of the balance of those monies in
the amount of $1,500; (13) Moxon's provision of free legal services to incorporate
Cipriano's-Moxons-Scientologys "Day of the Child" Charity in Nevada
(to serve as vehicle for the commission of some of the applicable criminal, civil and
unethical conduct herein); (14) Moxon's provision of a new Saturn automobile for
Cipriano on October 6, 1998; and

(15) Moxon's provision of a Packard-Bell computer for Cipriano at a cost of $1,000.
Interestingly, Moxon seized and "recovered" the new Saturn automobile as soon as
he learned that Cipriano had finally told the truth about me.

In fact, one year later at his August 2000, deposition in Hurtado v. Berry,
Cipriano testified under his former counsel Moxons withering cross-examination, "You
were providing the funds to run a company [the tax-exempt IRS § 501 (c) (3) Day of the
Child] so I would testify on your side." The State of California Department of
Justice initially expressed interest in pursuing the use of this charity in this manner.
(Letter Supervising Deputy Attorney General James M. Cordi to Edith Matthai, Esq., dated
May 1, 2000.) However, it quickly backtracked although it has pursued similar matters. http://www.latimes.com/news/state/20000526/t000049902.html
As also indicated elsewhere in this letter, the real reasons for State Attorney General
Lockyers reversal of interest maybe more disturbing and insidious. Supra,
page 107. A photograph of California Attorney General Bill Lockyer with Church of
Scientology W.I.S.E. business officials and members can be viewed at http://www.operatingthetan.com/

In December 1999, Moxon had visited Cipriano uninvited/unannounced and negotiated an $800
payment to sign a unethical settlement, a release and waiver from any potential
malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty or other wrong, and a declaration, which Cipriano
now contends is inaccurate and was signed in the shadow of even more

intimidation. In August 2000, in Hurtado v. Berry, the following testimony
was elicited

from Cipriano, by his former lawyer Moxon on cross-examination:

"Q: Did you make any representation to anyone when -- that you signed this
declaration, it was inaccurate?

A: That it was inaccurate . . . let me ask a question. If it was accurate, then why was
I being paid $800.00?

Q: Would you answer my question?

A: It was understood. You dont pay people to write affidavits unless youre
doing something . . .. I didnt have intent one-way or the other. You presented two
documents to me, a settlement agreement and an affidavit, offered me $500 out of nowhere.
I did not solicit it. That number settled at $800. I signed in return for the $800."

"Well, you kept providing money. And based on the fact that our whole
relationship started with your agent, Mr. Ingram, threatening and intimidating me to give
the false declaration in 1994. It was just a continuation of all that, Sir."

Under further cross-examination, Cipriano told Moxon:

"That is what you wanted to hear. That is what you coached me to do. That is what
I was threatened and intimidated to do. And that's what I was paid to do."

Cipriano described the procedure Moxon used in preparing declarations in Berry v.
Cipriano:

"Every declaration that you prepared for me to sign was what you wanted to
hear, and what you wanted written, and what you wanted to file in court, and what you
wanted for everything. . .. I signed what you prepared with the commencement of
the threat and intimidation and the payments thereafter. Almost every time you gave me
something to sign, you look at the same date or day after and there is a payment of some
sort."

Ciprianos claims that he was paid by Moxon, and that he received multiple items
and services of value from Moxon, are very well documented. However, put simply,
why else would Cipriano make false statements about me? Cipriano was paid for perjury.

Cipriano also testified that in December 1998, Moxon and Ingram told him that they had
located a person named Hurtado who purportedly, " had exchanged sexual favors
for legal services by Mr. Berry." Ingram told Cipriano that the information regarding
Hurtado would be used to file a State Bar complaint against me and was to be include in
leaflets to be left on cars around my neighborhood. In fact, a false State Bar complaint was
initiated against me. It was dismissed on January 3, 2001. It originated as part of that
June 1999, false Hurtado State Bar Complaint pursued by Wager and Gerner as lawyers for
Scientology. Leaflets have, in fact, been left in my neighborhood falsely identifying me
as a child molester. This is standard Scientology "technology" for

One year earlier, I had submitted Ciprianos similar Declaration testimony to
Judge Williams, accompanied by fifty corroborating exhibits. The August 9, 1999,
Cipriano Declaration detailed a pattern and practice of criminal conduct that
includes, but is not limited to, harassment, coercion, bribery, intimidation,
solicitation, witness tampering, subornation of perjury, perjury, mail fraud, wire fraud,
stalking and other criminal violations in connection with the Berry v. Cipriano,
Barton, Miscavige, Church ofScientology International, Ingram (Moxon & Abelson)
and Hurtado cases. Judge Williams, at my request, confirmed on the record that
he had read the recanting Cipriano testimony describing all of the felonies and attaching
the fifty corroborating documents. Judge Williams then ruled that it was all
"irrelevant" to the Church of Scientology International Petition to Find [me] A
Vexatious Litigant for having filed and maintained the consolidated Berry v. Cipriano
cases and the Pattinson I case. Judge Williams even refused to allow Cipriano to
address the court, despite Cipriano having filed a written opposition to the Petition of
his own former attorneys in the Berry v. Cipriano litigation. Moxon had, and still
does, refuse to return Ciprianos files. Cipriano filed a motion requesting Judge
Williams to order their immediate return. The Judge refused to do so. Judge Williams also
refused to hear and consider a joint motion by both Cipriano and me for a Cal. CCP§ 877.6
"good faith" settlement determination. We had signed and filed the motion
papers. See, both documents: http://wpxx02.toxi.uni-wuerzburg.de/~krasel/CoS/aff/aff_rc99.html

Earlier, a hearing transcript alteration had emerged. Six months into the Berry
v. Cipriano case, Judge Williams suddenly remembered that his fiancée worked as an
independent contractor for a Scientology-related company (Bridge Publications, Inc.),
which was not one of the involved parties or entities. No objection was made. However,
just before the Church of Scientology International vexatious litigant petition was heard
and determined against me, Moxon filed a portion of an earlier hearing transcript. It

contained a surprising statement that the Scientology corporation for which presiding

Judge Williams fiancée worked was not Bridge Publications, but the Church of
Scientology International ("CSI") itself! CSI was the actual moving party on the
pending vexatious litigant petition. CSI had retained Police Commission Chairman Chaleff
and Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe to file the vexatious litigant petition against me.
CSI also regularly retained the other moving counsel Paul, Hastings, Janofsky &
Walker; Wasserman, Comden & Casselman; and Simke Chodos. CSI was Moxon &
Kobrins actual employer and client. CSI had been one of the defendants in the Berry
v. Cipriano consolidated cases. Accordingly, and for a number of reasons, the grounds
for disqualification had never been timely, properly or even accurately disclosed by Judge
Williams, and therefore had never been waived. In fact, Judge Williams particular
conflict of interest was probably non-waivable as a matter of law. Even if
Judge Williams conflict of interest had been fully disclosed and properly waived in
the consolidated Berry v. Cipriano, Barton, Miscavige, Church of Scientology
International, Ingram (Moxon & Abelson) cases, the vexatious litigant proceeding
was a new action reviving the Cal. C.C.P.§ 170.6 right of peremptory challenge for bias
to the judge.

Moreover, the employment of the presiding Judge Williams fiancée by the moving
party CSI, CSIs employment of all of the moving counsel, was a non-waivable ground
for disqualification of the judge. On August 19, 1999, and pursuant to Cal. CCP §§ 170.1
and 170.3, Cipriano and I filed our Verified Statements of Disqualification. The very next
day,

Judge Williams struck the Verified Statement pursuant to Cal. CCP § 170.4(b), but also
improperly and concurrently filed his Verified Answer to the Statement of Disqualification

pursuant to Cal. CCP § 170.3(c)(3). Judge Williams then granted CSIs pending
vexatious litigant petition. In so doing, Judge Williams ignored the express applicable
mandatory statutory procedures for referring such disqualification motions to a randomly
selected judge for impartial decision. Of course, had Judge Williams followed the mandated
statutory procedure, lead Scientology lawyer Samuel Rosen of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky
& Walker would have flown back to his New York office empty handed. In concluding the
vexatious litigant proceeding, Judge Williams stated:

"I happen to be re-elected and Im in my final term. I can retire in this
term, but more importantly, as a judge I was brought up [sic] you could be run out of
office doing the right thing, and you can stay in office doing the wrong thing. So I am,
as god is my witness, I am like a federal court in a state court." emphasis added

This is not news to those who are familiar with the Churchs criminal modus
operandi. The American Lawyer has published a landmark article
"Scientologys War Against Judges." There are numerous more recent
examples, provided by judges themselves. http://alfa.ist.utl.pt/~dif/ic/courts/judges.htm

The Court of Appeals summarily rejected my Petition for Mandate in connection with Judge
Williams refusal to recuse himself and his refusal to follow the mandatory statutory
procedure upon the filing of a motion for disqualification. My subsequent appeal to
the Second District Court of Appeals was similarly dismissed. There appears to be no
effective right of appeal from a vexatious litigant ruling of a single rogue judge. At the
time, I was unable to proceed further. I did not even have the funds (approximately
$4,000) to pay for the photocopying of the writ of mandate and supporting exhibits I had
previously and unsuccessfully filed.

Moxon, Kobrin & Paquette then proceeded against me in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Moxon
appeared there on behalf of himself, Church of Scientology International, Barton,
Revelliere (who had no claim at all) and Chait. He filed the adversary proceedings Moxon
v. Berry and Barton v. Berry and obtained a ruling that Judge Snyders Pattinson
I sanctions to Church of Scientology International and him were non-dischargeable in
bankruptcy despite the alleged fraud upon the courts. I moved to vacate the Moxon
$28,000 sanctions order against me in Pattinson I under F. R. Civ. P. Rule 60 (b)
(1), (3) and (6). Very little attention was given to the Rule 60 (b)(1) argument in my
moving papers. The majority of the motion and all of the evidence was addressed to the
"fraud upon the court" arguments in connection with Rule 60 (b)(3) and
(6). Surprisingly, Judge Snyder even quoted language from Judge Williams vexatious
litigant ruling. She denied my motion as being improper under Rule 60 (b)(1). Judge Snyder
totally ignored the majority of my motion and evidence under Rule 60 (b)(3) and (6).

By now it was late in the summer of 1999, and Wager had just been "honored"
for his " [these] significant contributions to the criminal justice
system". In accordance with the Church of Scientologys written "Fair
Game" Policies and Practices, Wager, Chaleff, Rosen, Chodos, Soter and Moxon had,
with regard to me, effectively "caused [my] successful demise." I was
devastated, destroyed, obviously having an emotional breakdown and under treatment for
severe depression. However, the Scientology litigation blitzkrieg continued. I had not
been "utterly destroyed" yet in accordance with the Churchs written "Fair
Game" Policies and Practices. I had ghost written a complaint for a pro per
litigant in Jeavons v. CSI. In this case, Scientology had retaliated against the
pilot of a helicopter media related fly-over of its California desert base, described as
an "armed and dangerous gulag" by former Scientologists. See Andre Tabayoyon
Declaration http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/andre.html.
The media fly-over was part of a German ARD documentary on "The Dark Side of
Scientology" which included many photos of numerous dead bodies being removed
from Church of Scientology facilities in Clearwater, Florida. Tragically, similar images
would be seen again in relation to the death of Scientologist Lisa McPherson who, just
prior to her death, had been "trying to leave". http://www.lisamcpherson.com/

In the ARD-Jeavons' fly-over of the Scientology desert base and International
Headquarters at Hemet, California, CSI/OSA had made material misrepresentations to the FAA
in support of a complaint seeking suspension of the helicopter pilots license. I was
too busy in the Berry and Pattinson cases to represent Jeavons, but I ghost
wrote his complaint, sheparded it through the filing process and had it served. I had
indicated I might later enter an appearance in the case. Moxon filed a Cal. CCP § 425.16
"SLAPP" motion. He successfully argued that the SLAPP statute and the Cal.
Civ.Code § 47(b) litigation privilege protected CSIs FAA complaint about Jeavons,
no matter how false the evidence or how foul CSIs motives might have been. Because I
had drafted the complaint and might appear as counsel, Moxon argued that both Jeavons and
I should be subject to the automatic cost shifting provision of the statute. The judge
said it was a very

Regrettably, my life had now fallen apart under the sustained Scientology bombardment
of the legal system in the execution of its "Fair Game" Policies and Practices.
My performance in other cases had become predictably abysmal. There was a motion to
sanction me for a discovery default in a case with no connection whatsoever with
Scientology or any of its counsel (Anders v. Northwestern Life). Despite that,

Moxon filed a declaration in support of the sanctions motion. Moxon detailed and urged
reliance upon the orders issued by Judges Snyder, Williams and Minning. In another
unrelated case (Kaleel v. Nardi), I did not have the personal resources to oppose a
motion that, as special counsel to the Kaleel bankruptcy estate, I had an alleged
(and nebulous) conflict of interest with opposing litigation parties who I had never
represented. The underlying business litigation case (Nardi v. Kaleel) had been
tried a year before. Once again, neither Scientology nor any of its counsel had any
conceivable connection with the Kaleel case. Kaleel was a six-week jury trial in
Los Angeles Superior Court. Inexplicably, Moxon was often in the courtroom, positioned so
I could see him smirking at me. There seemed never a moment when a Scientology
representative was not present

in the courtroom and hallway. Very quickly, the Scientology representatives
befriended opposing counsel, Bradley Brook, Esq. Subsequently, the trial judge
questioned the jury as to whether any jury tampering or other improper Scientology
contact was occurring. Even the trial judge expressed his surprise at the
jurys decision, totally and illogically, against Kaleel. In what is not likely a
mere coincidence, Scientologist financier and Earthlink founder Reed Slatkin recently
came under federal investigation for running a $500 million "ponzi" scheme. The
largest ever known "ponzi" and international investment fraud scheme in U.S.
history. It is of particular interest, that representing Scientologist Slatkin
is attorney Bradley Brook, who met Scientology in-house attorney Moxon during the Kaleel
trial. Additionally, and not likely coincidently, Bradley Brook has been sharing
the same office suite as State Bar complainant Gerner and former Los Angeles County
Criminal Bar Association President Wager.

Overwhelmed by the Moxon, Abelson, Wager, Rosen, Reeves, Ingram and Scientology attack
from every point of the compass, and nearly immobilized by depression as well as
emotionally and financially devastated by the perceived failures and corruption of the
legal system, I withdrew from active legal practice. However, Wager, Gerner, Moxon, Kobrin
and Paquette did not withdraw from active "Fair Game" harassment of me.
Moxon, Kobrin and Paquette pursued me relentlessly in bankruptcy

court, seeking non-dischargeability of the sanctions orders in the Berry, Pattinson
and Jeavons cases. They filed frequent motions, conducted regular
deposition/examinations at an expense which obviously exceeding their claims by many
multiples despite its being a no-asset bankruptcy. They even pro hac viced $490 per
hour Paul, Hastingss New York office copyright lawyer Rosen into the Moxon v.
Berry adversary case in Los Angeles Bankruptcy Court. The Bankruptcy Trustee had
already reported that it was a "no asset" matter. Concurrently, Moxon, Kobrin
and Paquette actively prevented me from selling my real estate to pay their sanctions and
from collecting upon a past due debt which would have also satisfied the Barton
sanctions order and real estate lien. Had they not done so, I could have paid money that I
owe the IRS and California Franchise Tax Board,

but cannot pay because of the events described in this letter.

At the same time, that I withdrew from actual "active" legal practice, Gerner
and then Los Angeles County Criminal County Bar Association President Wager were regularly
telephoning the California State Bar and were repeatedly signing joint letters demanding
that I be summarily suspended and disbarred in connection with their complaints that
it was I who had committed wrongdoing in my representation of Hurtado, and by filing the Berry,
Pattinson and Jeavons cases, and by failing to pay the Moxon, Barton, Jeavons
and Kaleel sanctions orders. Wager cannot have missed the irony that at the same
time as he was being honored for his " significant contributions to the criminal
justice system" he was committing some of the most serious hate crimes and ethical
breaches as part ofa seven-year-long interstate and international R.I.C.O.
conspiracy to

corrupt and obstruct justice and to deny constitutional rights, civil rights and human
rights to me, then a fellow Los Angeles lawyer. There clearly was a reason that then
Los Angeles County Criminal Courts Bar Association President Wager had co-signed each of
the Gerner letters urging immediate California State Bar disciplinary action against me,
at the behest of their joint client the Church of Scientology International.

After an eighteen-month investigation, the State Bar dismissed the Hurtado
portion of the joint Wager and Gerner complaint on January 3, 2001. On January 19,
2001, Wager testified in Hurtado v. Berry, before a retired superior court
judge, that he had unlawfully solicited the representation of Hurtado (away from
me) and had

engaged in witness tampering in connection with both Hurtado and Apodaca.
Consequently, Retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephen Lachs, acting as
discovery referee in Hurtado v. Berry, ruled that there was no attorney-client
privilege protection as to any of the communications between then Los Angeles County
Criminal Bar Association President Wager, Hurtado, Moxon, Kobrin, Paquette, Abelson,
Byrnes and the Church of Scientology. Cipriano had already waived his attorney-client
privilege. Judge Lachs ruled that, pursuant to Cal. Evidence Code § 956, the services
of the lawyers (expressly including Wager, Moxon, Abelson and Byrnes) had been sought or
obtained (by Scientology and Hurtado) to enable the commission of a crime or fraud.
The judge also noted the deceptive misrepresentations, by counsel, that

Scientology had nothing to do with the Hurtado v. Berry cases. Amazingly, Wager
(despite his confession under oath) and "ethics specialist" Gerner continued to
jointly pressure the State Bar to discipline me. The California State Bar quickly obliged
former Los Angeles County Criminal Courts Bar Association President Wager. On January 31,
2001, it initiated the recently settled proceedings, dropping only the Hurtado
portion from the demands of the voluminous joint Wager and Gerner 18 months of
correspondence and their numerous telephone calls. Further (fraudulent) insuranceproceeds
settlement demands by Byrnes, Moxon and Abelson (and obviously based upon the felonies
and perjury they and Wager and Ingram had engaged in with Hurtado) were rejected by
my legal malpractice insurance carrier and my counsel, Edith Matthai, Esq. On February 6,
2001, Moxon and Thomas S. Byrnes, Esq., (another Hurtado lawyer) filed a voluntary
dismissal of the verified complaint in Hurtado v. Berry in State Court. Amazingly,
Moxon, Kobrin and Paquette maintained the perjuredHurtado v. Berry case
upon the federal court record. Six months later, the federal court ordered Moxon, Kobrin
and Paquette to file a motion to dismiss there too. At my request, it was ordered
dismissed "with prejudice" on July 10, 2001. Applicable Federal Rule of
Procedure 41(a) expressly deems the Scientology dismissal of Hurtado in Federal
Bankruptcy Court "an adjudication upon the merits" in my favor.

Wagers and Gerners two years of constant joint pressure, commencing with
the obviously baselessHurtado v. Berry complaint, premised upon
Wagers own unlawful

solicitation and subornation of perjury, at the same time as he was President of
Los Angeles County Criminal Courts Bar Association, was the genesis of the stipulated
California State Bar settlement. In that regard, Gerner represented to the California
State Bar Court that he was retained by the Church of Scientology to jointly initiate,
pursue and

monitor (with Wager) the recently settled State Bar proceedings. Incredibly, the
California State Bar refuses, at least to date, to take any action against Abelson, Wager,
Moxon, or any of the other Church of Scientology attorneys who participated in the litany
of serious criminal, tortious and unethical conduct described above. This year alone,
State Bar representatives (including the new Chief Trial Counsels own Special
Assistant) have written on three different occasions to at least three different people
stating that

there is insufficient evidence of any wrongdoing by any of the Moxon & Kobrin and

other Church of Scientology attorneys. Is the State Bar merely calling these people and
enquiring whether they have engaged in any illegal and/or unethical conduct? On the
contrary, the evidence is clear, convincing and beyond any reasonable doubt. There is the deposition
testimony of at least ten different witnesses; many corroborating each other. There is
the declaration testimony of another half dozen witnesses; again, some of it
corroborated by other witnesses and there are over sixty different documents, many
in Moxons handwriting or bearing his signature. In addition, the contents of
the First Cipriano Declaration are still being distributed and published around the world.

On December 1, 2001, Rev. Lyn Farny of OSA told me that he thought (Ciprianos
extorted perjury) had been "a very good idea." Similarly, it is clear that for
seven years Scientology and these lawyers have been engaged in a concerted R.I.C.O.
enterprise to corrupt and obstruct justice in the civil and criminal courts and
that these R.I.C.O. predicate acts were intentionally directed at me specifically.
Concurrently, the Scientology R.I.C.O. enterprise, and many of these same lawyers were
directing similar R.I.C.O. predicate acts against others who they perceived as
"enemies" for impeding the Church of Scientologys secret totalitarian,
evil agenda.

Moxons "investigator", Eugene Ingram, and a battery of other
"investigators," have produced only three witnesses to my falsely alleged
pedophilia: (1)Robert Cipriano, who has testified he was paid by Moxon
to give false testimony; (2)Anthony Apodaca who testified he too was
paid and pressured (by Wager) to give false testimony; and

(3)Michael Hurtado who was unlawfully solicited by Wager and Moxon, and
signed a false verified complaint claiming $8 million in damages, based on
perjured testimony, and who has received substantial, valuable legal and
investigative services in his several criminal cases in connection with hisperjured
testimony and vexatious prosecution of the Hurtado v. Berry state court
civil action which he dismissed on February 6, 2001, upon the eve of trial.

Hurtado has not fared well since allowing Ingram, Moxon and Wager to unlawfully
solicit his legal representation away from me. Ingram, Abelson and the Moxon &
Kobrin law firm had kept Hurtado under close supervision during the Hurtado v. Berry
case(s). Despite that, Hurtado was arrested and then arrested again and
again. Hurtado is now serving five years in Los Angeles County Jail for what might have
been a murder. Hurtado (whose mother testified that he had brought a transvestite home to
dinner insisting that the transvestite was actually a woman) began dating a young woman
with a transvestite roommate. She quickly broke up with Hurtado. He retaliated. While the
young lady was at work, Hurtado gained unlawful entry to her apartment. He took a large
knife and bottle of liquor into her bedroom closet and awaited her return. Eventually the
ex-girlfriend did return. She opened her closet door and there was Hurtado

passed out with an empty bottle of liquor and a butchers knife. She called the
L.A.P.D. which responded, dragged the drunken and stupefied Hurtado out of the closet and
off to L.A. County jail where he claimed to be gay, but failed what he testified is the
L.A. County Jail's "gay test." He thus entered the general prison population
where he remains.

However, Moxon, Kobrin, Paquette, Abelson and Wager were brazenly undeterred by
Hurtados continuing criminal activity. Moxon & Kobrins "chief"
investigator Ingram was dispatched to the scene of the latest Hurtado crime. Ingram did
some "research" on the victim, Hurtados former girl friend. She had an old
and resolved stolen check conviction. When she refused Ingrams demand to withdraw
her criminal

complaint against Hurtado, Ingram threatened her with disclosure of the stolen checkconviction to her employer. Hurtados victim refused to beextorted
by Ingram. However, Ingram made good on his threat. Hurtados nearly butchered victim
was fired from her job. The prosecuting Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney and her
investigator were enraged at such blatantobstruction of justice.
Nevertheless, nothing has been done about Ingrams rampant witness tampering,
extortion and intimidation. Perhaps there is a reason?

A further word about Scientology's "chief" investigator Eugene Ingram is in
order. In 1981, then L.A.P.D. Sergeant Eugene M. Ingram resigned from the police force
because of an alleged medical disability. He claimed to have received a snipers
bullet wound to the back of his shoulder while driving his car to the Police Academy.
Earlier

the same day, he had learned that he was being investigated, and would be prosecuted,
on 11 charges of serious misconduct involving organized prostitution
activities, supplying guns and selling confidential information to narcotics
dealers (as to impending arrests and the like). Ingram had false Florida license
plates on his car at the time. The vehicle was registered to a non-existent
"Robert Miller." Some of the prostitutes were illegal aliens threatened with
deportation unless they went along with Gene Ingrams prostitution scheme. On January
29, 1980, the L.A.P.D. raided the Ingram house of prostitution. The only furniture was
beds and nightstands on which were condoms and Vaseline. Then Deputy District Attorney,
Gil Garcetti, had headed the L.A.P.D. Special Investigations Division probe and decision
to prosecute. Deputy D.A. Jay Lipman had prepared a tight case against Ingram. Amazingly,
the prosecution of Ingram was dropped and dismissed for "insufficient evidence."
However, two of Ingrams co-conspirators, "Rocky" Ward and Grunwald pled
guilty to pimping and pandering. It appears thatthe reason that Ingram was the
only defendant not to be prosecuted was Scientology-style blackmail, perjury and
intimidation. Indeed, it is speculated that Ingram was concurrently employed by both
the L.A.P.D. and the Church of Scientology. Elliot Abelson, Esq., and Donald Wager, Esq.,
were also Deputy District attorneys around the same time. Elliot Abelson, Esq., then
became counsel to the Gambino Mafia family before becoming in-house counsel to the Church
of Scientology sharing the same CSI/OSA offices as Drescher, Moxon & Kobrin. Ingram
became Kendrick Moxons "chief" investigator for the Church of Scientology
and its other lawyers. Ultimately, Deputy D.A. Garcetti himself became the Los Angeles
District Attorney. During his watch, the L.A.P.D. entered into a continuing consent
supervisory decree with the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. Significantly,
the L.A.P.D. and the Los Angeles Sheriffs Department have both failed
to take immediate action in connection with these clear and very serious crimes, acts of
"psycho-terrorism" and blatant civil rights violations.

In 1985, Scientologys "investigator" Ingram prepared a letter for an
L.A.P.D. officer to sign. It invalidly authorized Ingram to engage in electronic
eavesdropping of former Scientologist Gerry Armstrong. The incident was reported in
the media. On April 23, 1985, then L.A.P.D. Police Chief, Daryl F. Gates issued a press
statement:

"The Los Angeles Police Department has not co-operated with Eugene Ingram. It will
be a cold day in hell when we do Internal Affairs Division is now investigating the
entire incident."

However, nothing further happened. In August 1999, I submitted the August 9, 1999,
Cipriano Declaration and its fifty damning exhibits to the personal office of then Los
Angeles District Attorney, Gil Garcetti. As noted above, D.A. Garcetti, while a Deputy
D.A. had headed the 1981 investigation and aborted prosecution of Ingram. An

acquaintance of mine, then one of the District Attorneys chief assistants,
informed me that the "District Attorney will not do anything for political reasons
One day I may be able to tell you why." Supra, page 76

Like Ingram, Moxon & Kobrin, Abelson has also spent years "investigating"
me. By way of example, on September 13, 2000, Abelson wrote to an attorney friend of mine
in New Zealand:

"I am writing to you in connection with an investigation I am conducting into
Graham E. Berry. The purpose of my investigation is to uncover unethical or illegal
conduct committed by Mr. Berry. I understand you may be of help in my investigation.
Specifically, I would appreciate any information you can provide concerning Mr.
Berrys motives for embarking upon a course of action which would seem, to any
objective

observer, to be contrary to his own best interests, and a blatant attack on an
international religion."

emphasis added.

Abelson sent a copy of his letter and enclosures to many other people, numerous
Bar Associations and my 77-year-old parents for whom the publication of the First Cipriano
Declaration and the subsequent saga have been terrifyingevents. Indeed,
consistent with the objectives of the Scientologys "Fair Game" Policies
and Practices, I have now been "utterly destroyed." I have lost my career,
condominium, car and retirement prospects. I now live on general public relief. Tellingly,
in successfully urging Judge Snyder not to consider my Rule 60 (b) (3) and (6) motion,
Lieberman wrote: "Like Lazarus, Berry has risen from the dead." Even more
tellingly, Moxon, Wager, Abelson and the rest of the Scientology lawyers engaged in
this saga, have never denied (under oath or otherwise) a single iota of the misconduct
described above. In fact, they continue with the same pattern of R.I.C.O. activity
against others who the Scientology enterprise considers to be "enemies". At
any one time, there are many dozens of citizens being intimidated by the Church of
Scientologys domestic "psycho-terrorism." Then too there are the
regular, on going "frame-ups".

Indeed, last year in People of Florida v. Prince, a Florida jury heard evidence
that the Church of Scientology paid $300,000 to private investigators in connection with
the arrest of former Church second in command Jesse Prince on charges of marijuana
cultivation. Apparently, the jury concluded that the evidence had been planted,
that the Church of Scientology had framed Jesse Prince and acquitted him. Indeed,
some of the offensive conduct by Moxon and Scientology representative Ben Shaw mirrors the
tactics used against me, including criminal witness tampering, private
investigators engaging in illegal conduct, the filing of false police reports,
the manufacture of evidence and other felonies intended to create false
impeachment and the obstruction of justice in the Lisa McPherson civil
litigation. These matters are now being addressed in sanctions motions before the Pinellas
County, Fl. Sixth District Circuit Court. Similarly, two years

ago Mark Bunker was acquitted by an Illinois court of "trumped up" Church of
Scientology charges. See generally: "Bunker Found Innocent"

Unfortunately, this year a retired California private judge excluded all of Keith
Hensons "Fair Game" policy evidence and he was convicted of "interfering
with the practice of a religion" through picketing alone outside the heavily
fortified, high security Scientology desert "base" or "Gold" outside
of Hemet, California. The Church of

Scientologys shills claimed that they were "terrorized" by
Hensons mere presence outside the "Base." "Gold" masquerades as
a Church of Scientology media production facility. Recently, the trial judge sealed part
of the trial evidence without notice, motion or other accepted procedure! The trial judge
also indicated he would sentence Henson to significant prison time. Henson then received
word that Scientology operatives were

spreading false rumors in the prisons that Henson was coming and that Henson was a
child molester. Fearing for his life in prison, Henson fled to Canada where he has applied
for political asylum. However, Scientology had Hensons appeal against
conviction dismissed upon the Church of Scientology submission, through Abelson, that
Henson is now a fleeing felon.

" [June 8,2001] in Toronto, California free speech activist Keith Henson won a
stunning victory in the first stage of his application for refugee status in Canada.
Henson, an American, fled the U.S. fearing he would be persecuted in prison after being
convicted for his public criticism of the Church of Scientology. He was convicted under an
obscure clause of California law that forbids interfering with a religion.
Henson was detained for more than a week after Church of Scientology officials in
Toronto complained to Immigration about his presence in Canada and [falsely] depicted him
as dangerous. Today [June 8, 2001] he was released and his application for
refugee status was accepted."

Indeed, the Church of Scientology tried to enter into a secret settlement with Mr.
Minton in 1999. Revealingly, the proposed agreement included the following provision:

"You have agreed that on behalf of You and any person or entity You control or may
influence You will, effective as of the date hereof and forever hereafter, cease to
and refrain from providing any financial support, directly or indirectly, whether in the
form of money or other tangible thing of value, whether as a gift, loan, payment for goods
or services, or otherwise, to any person or entity who is

now or may hereafter be adverse to Scientology Related Entities in any actual or
threatened judicial, quasi-judicial, administrative, or legislative action or proceeding,
including but not limited to Graham Berry." emphasis added

XII. SCIENTOLOGY HAS CORRUPTED THE LEGAL SYSTEM

The Church of Scientologys intentional, intensive and extensive corruption of the
United States federal and state legal systems, as described throughout this letter, is
exemplified and reflected by what Scientology and its lawyers have done to me. In addition
to corrupting and/or misleading various courts, and the State Bar of California, the
Church and its lawyers have also corrupted and obstructed the prosecutorial process at
every point at which I have sought "Equal Justice Under Law." This has
demonstrably occurred at both the State and Federal levels, as in the Caberta case
now involving the German government and the U.S. State Department, the Henson case
now involving the Canadian government and the U.S. State Department and the Minton
matters involving various European and African governments (and probably the U.S. State
Department).

A. SCIENTOLOGY LAWYERS OBSTRUCTED LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT

In June 1999, Robert Cipriano could no longer live with the guilt of the obstruction of
justice and personal ruination that he had been extorted to participate in with Judge
Williams and the Church of Scientology, Ingram, the Moxon & Kobrin lawyers and the
Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker lawyers. He provided detailed testimony and
supporting documents to establish the serious crimes and frauds upon the court that had
been associated with the publication of the First Cipriano Declaration and the ensuing
litigation in the form of the Berry v. Cipriano, Berry v. Barton and Berry
v. Miscavige, Church of Scientology and Ingram (Abelson and Moxon) cases.
However, and as you have read above, Judge Williams ignored Ciprianos evidence of
serious crimes being permitted within his courtroom and in connection with legal
proceedings pending in his courtroom. Significantly, the judge refused to even listen to
Cipriano and ignored his request for the turnover of his legal files from Moxon &
Kobrin (whose operating office is within Scientologys Office of Special Affairs). As
you have read, Moxon and Abelson had successively thwarted my efforts to add them to the
litigation as defendants pursuant to the mandatory Cal.Civ.Code § 1714.10 procedure.

The Church of Scientology International (which employed Judge Williams' fiancée as
well as all of the opposing counsel in the judge's courtroom) had retained then Los
Angeles Police Commission President and subsequently major national law firm partner
Gerald Chaleff to present a petition to have me declared a vexatious litigant. The
vexatious litigant petition was filed before Judge Williams in connection with my attempts
to clear my reputation, and to obtain compensation for the permanent damage done to me by
the publication of the defamatory and perjured First Cipriano Declaration and the
associated abuses of process. Supra, pages 25-72.

At the same time, the Church of Scientology also retained then Los Angeles County
Criminal Courts Bar Association President Donald R. Wager and "ethics
specialist" Michael Gerner to seek my disbarment as an attorney on the basis of
alleged abuse of process by me in filing frivolous litigation in the form of the Berry
v. Cipriano, Berry v. Barton, Berry v. Miscavige, Church of
Scientology (Ingram, Moxon and Abelson) cases. In particular,
relying upon Samuel D. Rosens discovery abuse, they had solicited
Hurtado's and Apodaca's representation and perjury. All this was presented to, and
unquestioningly relied upon by, the State Bar of California in finally suspending me from
actual legal practice for nine months. Supra, pages 66-67. Ironically, in light of
the following, the President of the State Bar is a Deputy District Attorney.

In August 1999, I personally spoke with then District Attorney Gil Garcetti at a public
function and very briefly described Ciprianos revelations. He recommended that I
submit the documents through one of his senior aide who happened to be a long-time
personal and professional acquaintance of mine. After I provided the District
Attorneys office with Ciprianos testimony and documentary evidence, the senior
aide left me a telephone message that, "The District Attorney [would not] do any
thing for political reasons." Adding that, "One day I may be able to tell you
why."

In July 2000, Cipriano traveled to Los Angeles to have his deposition taken in the Hurtado
v. Berry state court case. He also wanted to provide a deposition to the California
State Bar in both my defense and in connection with Mr. Hensons then pending, but
subsequently dismissed, complaint. The State Bar only wanted Ciprianos testimony for
one case and used this excuse to refuse to participate in Ciprianos efforts to
provide the State Bar with testimony regarding what had occurred. Supra, pages
57-61. At the same time, Cipriano and I both engaged in extensive taped interviews with
the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department and provided it with supporting evidence and
documents. The matter was investigated and presented to the Beverly Hills branch of the
Los Angeles District Attorney's Office for prosecution. The District Attorney's Office
ignored all of my requests for communication, engaged in no communication with me and
apparently stonewalled the matter, which by then also involved the evidence as to the
activities of Scientology and its corrupt lawyers obstructing justice in the Hurtado
cases. The Los Angeles Sheriffs Department officers and detectives were excellent in
their efforts and communications. They were obviously perplexed and frustrated by the
stonewalling/corruption at the District Attorney's Office. Indeed, one of the
Sheriffs Lieutenants warned me that my life may be in danger.

Indeed, twice I have been flown to Germany to provide advice and information to the
German government in connection with the Scientology enterprise. On each occasion, I have
been provided with German Secret Service protection. However, here in Los Angeles, my
freedom of movement and association is now quite limited because of concerns for my
physical safety. Indeed, I narrowly avoided being run-down, and then was repeatedly chased
and nearly run-down by the same vehicle, which then parked within Church of Scientology
premises. Others have had similar experiences. This is classical "psycho-terrorism."
In fact, I have been requested to travel to Europe next month to address the contents of
this letter on international television with European officials.

In April 2001, there was significant expression of public outrage at the Church of
Scientology using its own criminally procured perjury (Cipriano, Hurtado,
etc.) to seek my disbarment by the California State Bar, now derisively called the
Scientology State Bar by some. Numerous people from around the world mailed, faxed and
e-mailed their outrage to various public officials including the President of the
California State Bar, the Los Angeles District Attorney and the Los Angeles Police Chief.
The Los Angeles Police

Chief, Bernard Parks, ordered an investigation. I was treated with great courtesy,
respect and sympathy by the investigating senior detective. Voluminous records were
reviewed by the L.A.P.D. The records dealt with, among other things, the activities of
former Deputy District Attorneys Wager and Abelson and former L.A. Police Commissioner
Chaleff. Mayor Riordan had fired Chaleff as President of the Los Angeles Police Commission
soon after his single appearance in the Berry v. Cipriano, Berry v. Barton, Berry
v. Miscavige (Abelson, Moxon and Ingram) cases to have Judge Williams declare me to be
a vexatious litigant for having filed those various same cases on the basis of the
evidence and events described above. The Los Angeles Police Department investigation
resulted in a recommendation to file certain felony indictments.The District
Attorney is reported to have decided that the conduct involved (Supra, pages 25-86)
was not serious enough to be prosecuted as felonies. Apparently, this decision was made
after staff meetings were held at both the medium and very highest levels of the Los
Angeles District Attorneys office. The fact of such meetings having occurred merely
adds weight to the Los Angeles Police Department's recommendation that indictments be
filed. Reportedly, Abelson participated in the decision making process. He is a
primary participant in the on-going R.I.C.O. activities and violations.

The Los Angeles Police Department's indictment recommendations were then submitted to
the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office, which prosecutes misdemeanor offenses. Generally,
misdemeanors are crimes specifying a maximum prison sentence of twelve months or less.
Please remember, the conduct being investigated involved a criminal complaint specifically
naming former Deputy District Attorney Abelson and former Police Commission President
Gerald Chaleff.

On December 11, 2001, a local Los Angeles NBC affiliate reported that,
"Criminal defense lawyer and former Police Commission President Gerald Chaleff
will leave the private sector to help [new] City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo to help
trim city liabilities and lead a new risk management effort." Chaleff was described
as, " a specialist in City Hall operations." http://www.metnews.com/articles/chal121101.htm
and http://www.holysmoke.org/gb/gb053.htm.

On December 23, 2001, the Los Angeles Police Department advised me that neither
the Los Angeles District Attorneys Office nor the Los Angeles City Attorneys
Office would file criminal proceedings against any of the participants in any of these
matters. .

Subsequently, I was separately and independently informed that the L.A.P.D. and L.A.
Sheriffs Department recommendations that felony indictments be filed had been
rejected by both the District Attorneys Office and the City Attorneys Office
as a result of the exercise of "political influence." Significantly, it my
current understanding that the relevant reports exist as microfiche records. It is also
reported that steps have been taken (at least within the L.A.P.D.) to try and ensure that
the Church of Scientology does not remove the copies of those recent L.A.P.D. reports, as
Scientology did within the Department of Justice, the Department of Treasury, the IRS, the
FBI and at least ten other Federal governmental departments before being exposed by the
massive, simultaneous 1977, FBI raids upon the church of Scientology in Washington, DC and
Los Angeles, CA. Supra, pages 20-21. Parenthically, it was clear that the L.A.P.D.
recognized the potential for Church of Scientology instigated corruption from the manner
in which the L.A.P.D. has handled their communications with me.

However, I know that there are also many good and honorable public servants in the
District Attorney's and City Attorneys Offices. For example, on December 18, 2000,
and February 16, 2001, information regarding these matters was submitted to new Los
Angeles District Attorney Cooley. After all, he had won office upon a public pledge
that he would end the public corruption in which he had accused former
District Attorney Garcetti of being engaged. On June 1, 2001, Robert H. Hausken,
Lieutenant, Bureau of Investigation, Central Investigations wrote to me as follows:

"We are in receipt of the documents you presented. After a careful review by both
the investigative and legal staff of all of the materials you provided, it was determined
that your concerns fall more appropriately within the jurisdiction of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation. Since the information you provided alleges potential crimes which
occurred in California and other states, in addition to allegations of wrongdoing by
practicing attorneys, the aforementioned organization is best

However, to date, my experience with Federal law enforcements consistent
unwillingness to investigate a very small but very powerful, corrupting and wealthy
religious mafiahas been discouraging.

B. SCIENTOLOGY HAS CORRUPTED THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

As you have read in this letter, since 1991, the Federal government and United States
Congress have been corrupted and misled by the Church of Scientology, its
"investigators", lawyers and lobbyists. The Congress has been misled, with
fabricated claims of religious bigotry in Europe, into passing legislation and resolutions
directed against European governments struggling against the Church of Scientologys
"psycho-terrorism," subversion and financial scams. The Church of Scientology
has extorted, corrupted and compromised the U.S. Federal government. See generally, pages
88-90, 112-119.

Indeed, if you review the Internet on these matters you will observe that many citizens
have concluded that the United States government has sold out to (and has been totally
corrupted by) the Church of Scientology R.I.C.O. enterprise, hence the blatant arrogance
and impunity with which the cult corrupts and obstructs the administration of justice in
this country. Not only does the FBI consistently refuse to investigate the Church of
Scientology no matter who, where and what the complaint concerns, but also the IRS Exempt
Organizations Division has failed to act upon numerous and detailed letters complaining of
various aspects contained herein. As stated above, the senior responsible official of
the Exempt Organizations Division, Mr. Rotz, handled the sudden IRS reversal and has
handled (and seemingly ignored) the subsequent complaints and information of the sorts of
activities described herein. The Western Division of the IRS has behaved just as
disgracefully. Accordingly, there is a wider than usual immediate distribution list for
this letter. Nonetheless, I still hope that the relatively new Bush Administration will be
more responsive and responsible than the Clinton Administration

when it comes to dealing with this domestic "psycho-terror" group
engaging in such demonstrable felony crime committed by both it and the lawyers and
private investigators it employs.

Certainly, it seems pointless to try and seek true justice at the local Los Angeles
level.

"The criminal-justice system in Los Angeles is broken. No spin-doctor can
mask the institutional breakdown at the Los Angeles Police Department. The Rampart scandal
could not have occurred without the district attorney and the judiciary looking the other
way for years The reasons for this near-chaos in the local enforcement of the law
have been exposed by the Rampart scandal. Police Chief Bernard C. Parks. District Attorney
Gil Garcetti and the Los Angeles Criminal bench, collectively, have made decisions that
inevitably led

us to Rampart The judiciary has turned a blind eye to police perjury."
emphasis added

Charles L. Lindner (Past President Los Angeles Criminal Bar Assn.), "The System
Has Become Dysfunctional"http://www.latimes.com/print/opinion20000319/t000026127.html

Clearly, Scientology and its lawyers exploited the alleged Los Angeles judiciarys
"blind eye to police perjury" when they hired then President of the Los Angeles
Police Commission Chairman Gerald Chaleff to present a Petition to have me declared a
vexatious litigant by a judge they had corrupted. Judge Williams himself was a former
Assistant U. S. Attorney (criminal division) in Los Angeles. In addition, as I have
indicated above, the FBI and Department of Justice seem also to be intimidated by, or
tolerant of, the Church of Scientologys domestic terrorism. Numerous
agents show no willingness to offer more than condolences and apologies for being unable
to do anything. For example, Mr. Henson has provided substantial materials to FBI Agent
Glen Milner of San Jose without any follow-up action on Agent Milners part. Indeed,
on March 29, 2001, Mr. Henson even advised the FBI San Jose office that Assistant U.S.
Attorney David Callaway had said that what the Scientologists were reported to
be doing (faking crimes, organizing false arrests, using the justice system against
critics, etc.) was extortion, not of money, but buying silence from people. "He
mentioned Title 18, Sec. 1952 (b) (2) [extortion, bribery, or arson, etc.].
Section 1512 [witness tampering]. Section 1513 [retaliating against a witness,
victim or informant] and sections 1503, 1510, 1511, 1425, 1426, 1427, 1546 and perhaps
1581-1588."

The FBIs apparent post-1993 indifference, along with the rest of law
enforcements, to domestic crime connected to "religion," in this case the
Church of

Scientology was also alluded to by Congresswoman Mary Bono in an interview, in
the August 1999, edition of George magazine ("Proud Mary", pp 76,
90-92), regarding the late Congressman Sonny Bono. In addition, she commented that,
"Sonny did try to break away at one point, and they made it very difficult for
him. Extremely difficult." In that regard, Lyle Stuart, a courageous New Yorker who
published both Jon Atacks A Piece of Blue Sky and Bent Corydons L.
Ron Hubbard, Messiah or Madman, has written that:

"Nothing in our legal tradition requires us to tolerate a racket simply
because it masquerades as a religion and claims immunity under our First
Amendment."

In Great Britain, the situation is clearly different. On December 6, 2001, new
anti-terrorism measures were being debated in the British Parliament, including a proposal
to ban "religious hatred", which Scientology has suggested it will use to
eliminate its public critics in Britain. Former Conservative government cabinet minister
John Gimmer stated

to the House of Commons:

"Some organizations, such as Scientology, masquerade as religions I say
Scientology is a fraud. It is a mechanism for money raising, a damaging and hateful thing.
Under this measure, however, I should not be able to talk about that outside this House,
and that is wrong. The Government should have no part of it."

Indeed, it seems pertinent to ask you, as our nation's most senior law enforcement
official: Why is America virtually alone in the world in considering Scientology to be a
fully tax-exempt religion? Why is the U.S. Government virtually alone in the world in
taking its current, permissive hands off approach to Scientologys corruption, crime,

human rights abuses, "psycho-terrorism" and sedition? In fact, the U.S.
Government's current hypocrisy in the face of both domestic and global Scientology
"psycho-terrorism" is even more perplexing given the trade secret Scientology
scriptural manuals directing the commission of serious criminal conduct to advance
Scientologys worldwide totalitarian agenda. Indeed, there is a clear and convincing
institutional basis, incapable of change after Hubbards 1986 death (i.e., Hubbard is
considered to be the "source" of all Scientology technology and at his death
what was written by him became immutable "scripture"), for Scientologys
long history of "psycho-terrorism" and its quiet war upon the United
States and its citizens from within our homeland.

C. THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S RESPONSES WERE OUTRAGEOUS

The conduct and events described herein, the applicable laws and the applicable
legal arguments are different only in detail from what the Starr Report and
Congress dealt with concerning alleged obstruction of justice, subornation of perjury and
other crimes that comprised the impeachment investigation of William Jefferson Clinton.
The Church of Scientologys lawyers, and others, should not be held to any lower
standards of professional and other conduct. However, the Church of Scientology not only
expressly considers itself to be above the law but also has engineered a reputation for
ruthlessness resulting in it being fearfully treated as being, in effect, above the law. Supra,
pages 128, 129.

In 1994, I presented the Fishman-Geertz materials to then Assistant U.S.
Attorney Richard Drooyan, Chief of the Criminal Division, Los Angeles. He advised me that
the matters were too big for the local Department of Justice office and they
would have to be handled by Washington resources. He returned the box of documents to me.

On August 11, 1999, the August 9, 1999, Cipriano Declaration and its fifty
Moxon-damning exhibits were provided to the Los Angeles office of the FBI. Both Cipriano
and I met at length with FBI Agent David Cloney (Violent Crimes). After not knowing of the
relevant unit to handle the matter, on August 17, 1999, Agent Cloney finally referred it
to the Obstruction of Justice Unit which took no action and failed to
contact me.

On the same day, August 17, 1999, I also faxed the U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno.
Her amazing response was, in effect, "I do not know what you would want me to
do with the matter." I should not have been surprised. She had been in office in 1993
when the Clinton Administration yielded to what appears to be a Scientology/Moxon
million-dollar blackmail, discharged the IRSs one billion dollar tax claim against
the Church of Scientology and entered into a secret settlement agreement. The Clinton
Administration, of which Attorney-General Janet Reno was then a senior Cabinet officer,
designated the IRS-Church of Scientology settlement as "secret" on the
grounds of national security!

On December 18, 2000, much of the information herein, and supporting documents, was
also provided to the Agent In Charge, FBI, US Bankruptcy Court, Los Angeles. No action was
taken. Law enforcement indifference and inaction is even more surprising in light
of Ciprianos own personal participation in my attempts to obtain justice for myself.
He has voluntarily, bravely come forward, admitted his own role in all of this chicanery,
and sought his personal redemption and peace with God.

D. THE EVIDENCE IS BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT

As I describe below, the available evidence meets all applicable standards including
establishing the various crimes beyond reasonable doubt. Infra, page 130. As noted
above, the evidence trail commences in late 1993, and constitutes an unbroken
continuum and R.I.C.O. pattern of criminal, tortious and unethical conduct through
to the present day. The recent evidence in one case, Hurtado v. Berry, is unusually
damning because it is corroborated by a lawyers testimony/confession (a former Los
Angeles County Criminal Courts Bar Association President!), over ten different witnesses
as well as over sixty different documents - many of which bear Scientology lead lawyer
Moxons own signature and handwriting. That evidence proves and corroborates R.I.C.O.
predicate acts, bankruptcy fraud, insurance fraud, frauds upon various courts in various
states, blackmail, bribery, solicitation, maintenance and champerty, perjury, use of a
third person, illegal wire tapping, obstruction of justice, false criminal reports, false
state bar reports as well as other misconducts too numerous to list. Clearly, the conduct
includeviolations of 18 U.S.C. §§ 1621, 1603,

1503, 1512, 371 2(a), 2(b) (perjury, obstruction of justice, witness and evidence
tampering, conspiracy, aiding and abetting and the use of an intermediary). Indeed,
oral and written testimony, and corroborating documents include multiple incidents of
blackmail, bribery, extortion, witness tampering, perjury, subornation of perjury, wire
tapping, obstruction of justice, frauds upon various courts, attorney misrepresentations
and lies to various courts, false criminal complaints, false state bar complaints and
possible judicial corruption.

It has been suggested that the Los Angeles District Attorney's office considered there
would be prosecutorial problems because, as argued by the Church of Scientology, Cipriano,
Hurtado and Apodaca are not credible witnesses. However, it was the Church
of Scientology that had recruited these individuals and used them in various
legal proceedings and process. At the time, the Church and its attorneys (having solicited
and extorted the numerous perjuries) argued that the three were very reliable, credible
and should be believed. Now the Church of Scientology and its lawyers argue that their
partners in crime (Cipriano, Hurtado and Apodaca) should not be
considered credible witnesses because they have changed their testimony (and told the
truth) and because they have criminal records. However, the courts regularly rely on the
evidence of felons and others who have changed their testimony. The critical issue is
corroboration. Here there are mountains of corroboration. Over sixty documents and
at least ten currently available witnesses corroborating various aspects of the subsequent
testimony of Cipriano, Hurtado and Apodaca. Significantly and despite their seven year
world-wide investigation of me, the Church of Scientology has only been able to provide
the perjury of Cipriano, Hurtado and Apodaca to support their defamatory publications
about me, their defenses of law suits filed by me and their allegations in lawsuits
generated by them against me. If prosecutions could only rely upon the testimony of
persons without criminal records, there would be relatively few prosecutions!

It also seems that there is clear and convincing evidence of corruption within the Los
Angeles District and City Attorneys Offices. The corruption has violated my human
rights, civil rights and constitutional rights. It all the more outrageous because of
the apparent involvement of Abelson and Chaleff (and perhaps other Scientology

representatives) in the prosecutorial process at the Los Angeles District Attorney's
Office and the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office. Of course, this was not isolated
corruption involving the Church of Scientology and its generously paid lawyers. They have
also blatantly corrupted the Riverside District Attorney's Office and the Hemet,
California court. Supra, page 73.

The conflict and corruption is no different from the situation we would have if Enron's
lawyers were permitted to be a part of any decision making process in connection with any
prosecutions resulting from the Enron investigations, or if President Clintons
lawyers had participated in the actual decision of the House Judiciary Committee to file
Articles of Impeachment with the U.S. Senate. These procedural and due process issues
alone mandate that the Department of Justice commence immediate investigations into the
matters addressed in this letter.

PART TWO

THE INSTITUTIONAL BASIS FOR SCIENTOLOGY

"PYSCHO-TERRORISM"

XIII. SCIENTOLOGYS TERRORISM AND R.I.C.O. ENTERPRISE

On October 5, 2001, President Bushs White House Spokesman, Ari Fleischer,
commented, "Terrorism exists in this world, and in the United States, in all kinds of
shapes and forms." For example, in an article "Scientology: A History of Terror
and Abuse", Craig Branch of the independent Christian research group and ministry The
Watchman Fellowship writes:

"Scientology has been called a terroristic, criminal cult. Much evidence
exists to demonstrate the validity of these charges made against Scientology. There are
"immutable," internal, policy letters or "scriptures" of Scientology.
There are numerous civil and criminal convictions of the Church itself and various leaders
and members, in the United States and other nations. All of the above combine with
testimonials of many people abused by Scientology, to establish a history of
institutionalized harassment and suppression of its critics." emphasis added

Leading cult expert, Steve Hassan, has written of the September 11, 2001, World Trade
Center tragedy:

"Terrorist cult organizations apparently employ many of the same mind control
techniques used by such destructive groups as Scientology These include
isolation, hypnosis, sleep deprivation, dietary manipulation and the programming of
phobias in the minds of members." emphasis added

" [E] very group influences its members, but when we talk about destructive
mind control, were basically talking about an authoritarian, pyramid structured
group that uses deception and control of behavior, information, thoughts and emotions to
reshape a persons identity and make that new identity dependent and obedient on the
leadership

destructive mind control groups literally program people so that they dont
have a free choice and they dont have access to alternative points of information.
Theyre often sleep deprived, theyre induced into hypnotic states of
consciousness and my criticism of destructive cults in general is focused on their
behaviors, not on their beliefs. And the focus is loss of control, whether or not someone
is choosing to have these new beliefs or whether or not its being forced upon
you."

In the same interview, Mr. Hassan commented upon the possible shortcomings of the
current Administrations new worldwide "War on Terrorism."

"We went on a military engagement to end terrorism, but anyone who knows anything
about terrorism knows that this is just the first phase, and what we have to deal with in
the next phase is millions of people who have been indoctrinated into this totalistic,
black/white, us-versus-them hatred of America. And so were in a psychological war,
and

therefore we should be using every knowledge, every technique at hand to rescue people.
I can also go out on a limb and say that in the United States I feel we are subsidizing
with taxpayer money destructive cults that are defrauding the public and infringing on
peoples human rights here. Everything from the Moon organization which has
achieved incredible power, owning the Washington Times, Insight magazine, UPI. Scientology,
which did not have tax-exempt status for 25 years until the Clinton Administration. And I
may say one more point, that since 9-11,destructive cults are recruiting like crazy,
because the public is fearful, because the economy is in a slump, and theyre playing
on peoples minds and insecurities " emphasis added

In addition to the domestic "psycho-terrorism" referred to in this letter,
these matters also involve the largest ever known tax fraud in the United States,
resulting in a secret blackmailed Clinton Administration tax relief package to the
Scientology enterprise and Miscavige personally. According to Scientologys leader,
the so-called "Captain" David Miscavige, the Clinton Administration relieved
the church and its leaders from over one billion dollars in past due taxes,
penalties and interest.

"Taxes exist only to destroy business. Be impudent. Get rich and to hell with
them. Governments are just a reactive bank we have to live with for a while Still try
and use the above system. But if you cant, pay it and retard other bills
accordingly. And thereafter, dont pay that

outfits bills on any other terms than threatened trouble."

[Hubbard Communications Office Policy Latter, 28 January 1965]

The secret IRS-Scientology billion dollar tax relief package was clearly procured by
both extrinsic and intrinsic fraud. The extrinsic fraud was the serious criminal
conduct, litigation terrorism and abuse of process. The internal fraud is set forth on the
various pages of the Churchs Form 1023 application of 1993. The enclosed Scientology
responses to IRS questions 3a, 3b and 10 exemplify this. Those responses obfuscate,
misrepresent, omit, divert and gloss over the truth. Scientologys responses to the
IRS questions 3a and 3b deal with the "hierarchical management structure" and
"Command Channels" of the church as opposed to its "ecclesiastical
structure". The pivotal and fundamental management tyranny and role of the Sea
Organization is totally misrepresented even though it is the basic means of exerting power
through the hundreds of separate Scientology corporations without regard to corporate
formalities and boundaries. The dominant role of production, money and statistics can be
clearly observed. The Scientology responses to the IRSs Question 10 is equally
outrageous to any non-Scientologist with even a mere cursory knowledge of these hundreds
of different lawsuits being described, under penalty of perjury. Indeed, this should have
been quickly evident to a mere cursory IRS review of the Form 1023 itself, thus raising
the specter of Clinton Administration misuse of the IRS, and the flouting of
applicable law and litigation history. All of the evidence of Scientology litigation
abuse, and abuses revealed through litigation, is swept under the carpet by Scientology
counter-attacks upon CAN, numerous biased, vindictive and bigoted IRS officials opposing
lawyers such as Toby Plevin and Michael Flynn, and stolen documents. However, Scientology
does not explain why the IRS should not rely upon incriminating documents allegedly
"stolen" from Scientology, the evidence of "apostates" or former
Scientologists who often held senior executive positions and served Hubbard personally,
various jury decisions against it and certain criminal convictions. Indeed, the true facts
concerning many of Scientologys responses to the IRS questions are diametrically
opposed to the massive misrepresentations made by the Church of Scientology and its
lawyers.

Part of the same secret tax agreement required the Clinton Administration to actively
participate in the Church of Scientologys dissemination, copyright infringement
litigation, "tax exempt" agenda and lobbying concerning foreign tax authorities,
Interpol

and foreign governments, particularly in Europe.U.S. Government trade sanctions
were threatened against nations, Sweden for example, which did not comply with the Clinton
Administration's demands made on behalf of the Church of Scientology. This billion
dollar federal tax relief package to a R.I.C.O. enterprise and "religious"
corporation engaging in domestic "psycho-terrorism" has, among other things, and
according to the written Scientology policies and practices collectively referred to as
"Fair Game," funded the harassment and "utter destruction" of me, a
New York and California attorney, and other American citizens and entities too numerous to
list herein. It is apparent that Clinton-era "ethics" have become the rule of
law in the State of California. Indeed, on July 18, 1998, TheWall Street
Journal examined the Church of Scientologys use of its celebrity representatives
(particularly Tom Cruise and John Travolta) to influence the Clinton Administration,
particularly President Clinton himself and his National Security Advisor, Sandy Berger.
Sandy Berger even gave "security briefings" to John Travolta who reportedly
agreed to tone down the purportedly Clinton-esque movie Primary Colors.
Outrageously, and thumbing its nose at the numerous exposés of the blackmailed
"secret" 1993 Scientology-IRS tax deal, during the turbulent 1999 political
year, the Clinton IRS quietly renewed the churchs fully tax exempt status.

Amazingly, the President of the Church of Scientology, Rev. Heber Jentzsch, was until
recently a fugitive from justice. He was on "the lam" within the United States.
He had forfeited an $800,000 dollar bail bond in Madrid, Spain when he had failed to
appear for trial on serious charges of Church of Scientology criminal fraud. The
Government of Spain had requested he be sentenced to a sixty-year prison term. The
apparent Spanish government requests for his extradition appear to have fallen upon deaf
ears at the U.S. Department of Justice. It has publicly commented that it cannot locate
the fugitive since he is hiding - the fugitive being the high profile President of the
high profile tax-exempt Church of Scientology.

I have the fleeing fugitive Church of Scientology Presidents very confidential
job description or "Hat Pack." I examined him on its contents in deposition
on January 13, 1994. He testified that it was his "full hat sheet checksheet" or
job description as of 28 January 1988, and that certain pages bore his initials and
signatures. There are three volumes aggregating 3 inches in thickness. The first page of
each volume is a Church of Scientology United States Guardian Office ("GO") Coat
of Arms. "Information Full Hat. Confidential Pack 1(2, 3) of 3." Interestingly,
they also bear the stamp of the United States District Court of Columbia and
"Government Exhibit 236." The contents are mainly GO issues such as, to name a
few: Intelligence Course (GO 1314 1974); The Information Bureau (to be read with 1.
Brainwashing (A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psycho-Politics); 2. Hidden Story of
Scientology, 3. Part 1 South African Submission; Numerous GO Intelligence, Attack and what
are part of the "Fair Game" Issues; TERROR STALKS; FDA raids; Project
Psychiatry; Intelligence Section; Intelligence Actions; Intelligence Stat; Covert
Operations; Black Propaganda; KSW 1; Suppressive Person Declares; Operating Targets
(including the use of ethics and processing files); Internal Security, etc. There are
dozens and dozens of such issues. Few, if any, post-date the 1977 raid and they were
attested to, in 1994, as being the President of CSIs job description. The potential
implications of such a criminal and hate-filled

manifesto upon the IRS Tax ruling are obvious. Just to remove any question as to the
genuine "religiosity" of this Church, I also have The Volunteer
Ministers Handbook by L. Ron Hubbard (1979). It contains 21 different
"packs," each with checksheets. These include the: Investigations Pack; PTS/SP
Pack; Ethics and Justice Pack; Third

Party Pack; Targets; and, Public Relations Pack. For example, "Item 22 requires
him to demonstrate his understanding of Scientologys goal of obliterating
psychiatry, psychology, the media, political figures and bankers."
(emphasis added) There is a copy of many of these and related documents, and expert
analysis, at Scientologys Secret Service: http://www.entheta.net/entheta/go/osahist.html

A CD copy of fugitive Church of Scientology Presidents job description and study
documents, those of Church of Scientology Intelligence Officers ("The Intelligence
Officers Hat Pack") and other related documents, are also enclosed with this
letter

[pursuant to copyright "fair use" and Cal. Civil Code section 47(b)].

In addition, an excellent historical account of "Scientology: Religion or
Intelligence Agency?" has been written by Scientology expert and author Jon Atack. http://www.entheta.net/entheta/go/berlin.html
The Scientology Secret Service operates from the Office of Special Affairs
("OSA") currently commanded by Australian born Michael Rinder. (Interestingly,
in 1947 the intelligence division of the CIA was known as the OSS). Prior to the massive
1977, FBI raids on the Church of Scientology, OSA was called the "Guardians
Office" ("GO"). The same Internet Archive has the most instantly accessible
and comprehensive set of numerously hyperlinked Church of Scientologys intelligence
and terror agency documents relating to the criminal complaints and requests herein. http://www.entheta.net/entheta/go/index.html
In addition, although outdated (1998), it has a very comprehensively indexed hyerlinked
summary of many of the Church of Scientologys terror documents, stories and
descriptive Internet sites. As you will see, OSA can readily be compared to Hitlers
Gestapo. http://www.entheta.net/arsweb.html
It is self-evident that Scientologys "Fair Game" Policies and Practices
are ultimately intended to coerce OSAs "targets" into wishing they were
dead and to cause them to commit suicide. For example, http://www.magpie.co.uk/osanwo/index.htm
as a further, horrendous practical example, you are referred to the frame-up and campaign
of terror against courageous author Paulette Cooper known as Scientologys
"Operation Freakout". http://www.entheta.net/entheta/go/ops/ops.html
and http://www.entheta.net/entheta/closeup/paulette/

The Church of Scientology, and a number of its senior executives, have been the subject
of a number of relatively recent police raids and criminal convictions in Canada and
Europe; for example, France; Greece; Belgium; Spain and Russia. Some of the incriminating
documents seized in those raids can be viewed on the Internet. http://www.entheta.net/entheta/go/selected.html

Indeed, you may conclude by the end of this letter that there is good reason why much
of this Internet information is available from European Internet websites and not from the
United States where the Church of Scientology has been instrumental in successfully
lobbying Congress to increase the duration of its copyright protections of its
"secret" hate-filled "sacred" scriptures and to enact legislation to
protect them from public view upon Internet web sites within U.S. jurisdiction.

As you have read above, the genesis of these matters, as concerns me, is in Church of
Scientology defamatory publications that have effectively destroyed my life. They were
based on perjury the Church of Scientology suborned against me as a result of

my representation of litigants it had sued. Unlike the United States government, the
Canadian Parliament was so outraged by the Church of Scientologys harassment and
defamation of an opposing attorney that, in 1998, it enacted special legislation intended
to prevent the Church of Scientology using lawyers to engage in "falsehood, deceit,
prevarication, and subornation in court proceedings." An attorney, Casey Hill,
also received approximately $4M in civil damages. As you have also read in this letter, in
1977, the FBI simultaneously raided the Church of Scientologys premises in
Washington, DC and Hollywood, California. The FBI seizure included documents (personnel
folders) the Church of Scientology had stolen through infiltration of the Ontario
Provincial Police. Both it and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police took action culminating
in the criminal conviction of the Church of Scientology as a corporate entity. See http://www.xenu.ca/ The involved staffers had been carrying
out written Church of Scientology policy manuals such as Hubbard Communications Office
Policy Letters and Bulletins. The Church of Scientology set about destroying the
reputation of the lead Canadian Government prosecutor, Barrister Casey Hill, just as they
did with me. He successfully sued for defamation. The Canadian judge had not been
corrupted like so many California and Florida judges have been compromised by
Scientologys OSA. Ultimately, the Casey Hill defamation case reached the Supreme
Court of Canada where one of the justices described the Church of Scientologys
conduct as " recklessly high-handed, supremely arrogant and
contumacious There seems to have been a continuing conscious effort on
Scientologys part to intensify and perpetrate its attack on Casey Hill without any
regard for the truth of its allegations." The Canadian Government, unlike our own to
date, was outraged by the Church of Scientologys abuse of process in the civil
courts by Church of Scientology lawyers engaged in criminal and civil abuse of process on
behalf of a client. It reacted with special legislation to address

Again, and unlike the corrupted and compromised American political and legal system,
the Church of Scientology recently had to apologize and settle in the British

courts for defaming former Scientologist, the American born Mrs. Bonnie Woods. She had
been represented (largely pro bono) by one of Londons largest and most
prestigious law firms. Our large American law firms [or law mega-businesses] have, to
date, been less charitable, professional and public spirited, at least concerning victims
of the Church of Scientology. On June 8,1999, Mrs. Woods counsel appeared in the
British High Court of Justice (Case 1993 W No.2079) and stated:

"The defendants [Church of Scientology, et al] have now acknowledged
that the allegations against Mrs. Woods were untrue. They are here by their Counsel
today to withdraw them and to

apologize to the Plaintiff [Mrs. Woods]. They have agreed to pay Mrs. Woods a
substantial sum of money in respect of her claim for damages for libel, and to undertake
to the Court that they will no longer make these untrue accusations against her."
emphasis added

The Church of Scientologys counsel stated:

"On behalf of the Church of Scientology and all of the Defendants I wish to
associate myself with all that has been said by counsel for the Plaintiff [Mrs. Woods]. The
defendants regret that when responding to Mrs. Woods criticisms of the Church
of Scientology, they went too far in attributing to her conduct and motives which they now
accept were not correct. Through me they apologize to Mrs. Woods and undertake (in the
terms of the draft order before Your Lordship) not to make any such allegations
again." emphasis added

Not surprisingly, the Church of Scientologys founder, L. Ron Hubbard, was
convicted of check fraud in San Luis Obispo, California in 1948, and of fraud in France in
1978 (sentenced in absentia to fours years' prison and 30,000 francs fine). Shortly
afterwards, and to avoid service of legal process, L.Ron Hubbard went into hiding for the
rest of his life. Significantly, only two years ago, Great Britain again denied the
Church of Scientologys application for religious recognition and tax-exempt status
because of the absence of any [true] redeeming charitable activities by the Church. Other
countries do not consider Scientology to be a religion, tax-exempt or otherwise. Some of
these include Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain, Israel
and Mexico.

Indeed, Scientology is a church with a body count! The death of Lisa McPherson
is particularly chilling and outrageous. http://www.lisamcpherson.com/mosj.htmThe St. Petersburg Times, December 7, 1997, pp.1, 8A, published an extensive story
by Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist Lucy Morgan. The story details how
" seven other Scientologists in apparently sound health died suddenly after
coming to Clearwater for training and counseling." Several of the Scientologists died
after using Scientologys regime of vitamins and minerals in lieu of prescribed
medicine. Another man was found dead in a bathtub "with water so hot that it burned
his skin off." Ibid. The subsequent litigation history of the McPherson case
is also outrageous. http://www.lisamcpherson.com/The Wall Street Journal even urged Attorney General Reno to investigate the
horrific and ugly death of Scientologist Lisa McPherson. However, as you have read, the
Clinton Administration was as "thick as thieves" with the Church of Scientology
and nothing was done. http://www.skeptictank.org/wallcos.htm
and http://www.scientology-kills.org/Celebrities/celebrities.htmand http://www.rickross.com/reference/ramtha/ramtha1.html

Ironically, President Clintons idol, President John F. Kennedy, said
of the civil rights debate on June 11, 1961: "We are confronted principally by a
moral issue. It is as old as the Scriptures and is as clear as the American
Constitution." The moral issue here is the right to be free of terror and
other human rights abuses perpetrated in the name of religion. Significantly, the
Administration that you serve has declared war on terror, including terror in the name of
religion. In fact, on November 18, 2001, Secretary of State Colin Powell stated:
"Terror and violence must stop, and must stop now."

Terror takes many forms. One form is fear. The Random House Dictionary of the
English Language defines "terror" to include " intense, sharp,
overmastering fear." In fact, "Scientology is quite likely the most ruthless,
the most classically terroristic, the most litigious, and the most lucrative cult the
country has ever seen."

Similarly, on October 1, 2001, U.K. Ambassador Jeffrey Woolcock said to the United
Nations General Assembly: "What looks, smells and kills like terrorism is
terrorism." Terrorism in all of its shapes and forms is evil. And, as has been
written about other totalitarian horrors, "The only thing necessary for the triumph
of evil is for good people to do nothing."

XIV. SCIENTOLOGY ENGAGES IN FORCED ABORTIONS & OTHER

FAMILY ABUSES

One example alone illustrates the hypocrisy of the U.S. Federal government's approach
to this cult. The Scientology organizations treatment of staff members (Sea
Organization) families and unborn children.

The federal government now denies foreign aid to countries that permitabortion.
However, the U.S. section 501 (c)(3) fully tax-exempt, para-military Scientology
enterprise orders (Sea Organization) staff women to have abortions (likely
because, according to Hubbard, "Children are expensive inconveniences who interfere
with production" [of money]). Put another way, the U.S. Federal government denies aid
to foreign countries that even permit abortions while at the same time, it grants
U.S. federal tax-exempt status to a California "religious" corporation that orders
certain of its woman employees ("religious" volunteers) to have
"church" funded, U.S. Government subsidized, abortions.

Scientologys human rights abuses in the United States are not limited to the
unborn. There is extensive evidence of the unlawful use ofchild labor, children
doing

forced heavy labor, and parents being denied even limited "family
time" with their children residing within Scientologys "Cadet Org".
Flag Order 293 (canceling one-hour-per-day "family time" for Sea Org members;
Flag Order 3905 (no more children):

Accordingly, the Church of Scientology has not only "hijacked the legal system and
crashed it through the Constitution." It has also hijacked religion and crashed it
through the very concept of morality and God. It uses the satanic "double
cross" to sell an alleged "bridge to total freedom" to the mentally
manipulated. In fact, Scientology "secret scripture," and Scientologys
"secret" totalitarian agenda mandates the takeover and elimination of all
of the worlds religions. Hubbard teaches that he had been to heaven twice and found
it " a scruffy kind of place." He also teaches that Jesus Christ was
merely a mental "implant " and neverexisted. Indeed, you can hear
for yourself, Hubbard lecturing, "There was no Christ." emphasis added http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/i ndex.html
(click Hubbards picture). Also see: http://www.lermanet2.com/cos/christian.html
and

Terrifyingly, the Church of Scientology acts an apex predator (rather like the great
white shark), kidnapping the minds, hearts, dreams, bodies and lives of young adults; in
reality, even entire families. It does so by coercive mind control. Contrary to its claims
and denials, Scientology also uses psychosis inducing "technology" such as
"reverse processing" and "Black Dianetics." See http://www.factnet.org/coercivemindcontrol.html

The roots of the Church of Scientology lie in post-World War II Pasadena, California
where L. Ron Hubbard and J.P.L. scientist, Jack Parsons, engaged in

Satanic worship and were followers of the infamous Satanist Alistair Crowley. For
information on the Satanic roots of the Church of Scientology search http://www.google.com/ with the key words
"scientology, Satanism, Parsons, whore of

Babylon, OTO, ruin utterly". For comment and conjecture as to why the U.S.
Government appears to support the Church of Scientology add the following words to the
search: " SRI, NSA, CIA, espionage, long island, CST". In addition, view
"Hubbard and Black Magick". http://www.mystae.com/streams/gnosis/magick.html
and "A Secret Satanic Cult and the Hollywood Movie Industry:"

Indeed, the Church of Scientology cross is the Satanic eight-pronged
or double cross which it has trademarked. Deceptively, the Church of
Scientologys explanation is that its double-cross represents the eight dynamics of
Scientology: self; family; groups; humanity; other life forms; physical universe;
spiritual universe and infinity.

Like Al Capone who once said that he robbed banks because, "That is where the
money is!" Hubbard reportedly said in 1948 that he would form a church because,
"That is where the real money is."

More than anything, the Church of Scientology is based and built upon lies and
deception and teaches its members how to lie as well as how to tell "acceptable

Cult specialist Rick Ross opines that "[Scientology] is a multi-faceted
transnational [business] that has religion as one of its many components." http://www.rickross.com/reference/Scien20.html
An interesting review of some of "Scientologys Religious Practices" is at
"The Scientology Comparative Theology Page."

In 1982, the City of Clearwater, Florida held public hearings into the Church of
Scientologys arrival in that city. See http://www/lermanet2.com/82cwcommission/
. In addition, former Clearwater Police Lieutenant Ray Emmons prepared a multi-volume
report supported by 40 boxes of documents, which the Church of Scientology is attempting
to have destroyed. http://www/lermanet2.com/emmons/emmonsindex.htm
. It is Police Lieutenant Ray Emmons conclusion that the Church of
Scientology is a R.I.C.O. enterprise. Many illustrative court and FBI records, and
over 200 other web sites, are listed or can be viewed at http://www.lermanet2.com/emmons/emmonsindex.htm
and http://www.xenu.net/ Indeed, many now refer to the
Scientology strongholds in Clearwater, Florida and Hemet, California as "Occupied
Clearwater" and "Occupied Hemet." Their residents have been terrorized
into silence and their police, prosecutors, judges and public officials corrupted.
Scientologys next U.S. urban take-over target appears to be Battlefield, Illinois,
which was formerly a Kelloggs company town.

Former scientologist Jon Atak has written the definitive expose on Scientology: A
Piece of Blue Sky, Scientology, Dianetics and L.Ron Hubbard Exposed. It too can be
read on-line at http://www.-2.cs.edu/~dst/Library/Shelf/atack/index.html.
Recently, the Church of Scientology initially succeeded, but ultimately failed to stop
distribution of this book in the United States. http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/7.09/mustread_pr.html
("Virtual Book Burning"). Indeed, Scientology has regularly used the U.S.
courts, and the threat of expensive litigation in U.S. courts, to block publication of
numerous books and articles exposing Scientology even though the same publications are
freely available

elsewhere in the world. What is not judicially suppressed is often "culled"
or stolen from libraries, court records, and newspaper boxes. In addition, the
church requires its parishioners to install computer software (the Scientology "net
nanny") that censors and filters out access to all persons and sites
considered critical of or hostile to Scientology.

"The court record is replete with evidence that Scientology is nothing in reality
but a vast enterprise to extract the maximum amount of money from its adepts by pseudo
scientific theories and to exercise a kind of blackmail against persons who do not
wish to continue with their sect

The organization clearly is schizophrenic and

paranoid, and this bizarre combination seems to be a reflection of its founder, L. Ron
Hubbard."

Masked behind a contrived, slick public relations façade of acceptability and
religiosity, the Scientology enterprise has a very checkered and tawdry fifty-year
history. http://www.freezone.de/english/timetrack/data/cct_3_data-sources.htm
In fact, the Church of Scientology may accurately be deemed to be Americas own
Taliban. The Church of Scientology closely resembles the structure and operation of
the Taliban, as well as the Nazi and Communist movements. http://www/lermanet2.com/
, "The Art of Deception," and comparisons between Scientology and Nazism are
found at http://www.factnet.org/ In that regard,
Scientologys founder adopted the teaching of Nazi propaganda minister Joseph P.
Goebbels. Like Goebbels, L. Ron Hubbard teaches his followers to tell such a big lie,
so complex and so often, that it becomes perceived as the truth. See generally: http://www/lermanet2.com/lies/index.html

Numerous European governments refuse to follow the United States governments
currently implicit, but fallacious, position that Scientologys "psycho
terrorism," criminal conduct and civil rights abuses must be ignored and endured in
the name of First Amendment religious freedom. However, this is not the law, at
least not in the State of California. See generally, Molko v. Holy Spirit Ass., 46
Cal.3d 1092 (1988) http://findlaw.com/ (Findlaw: Findlaw
California: Case Law: California Case Law: 46 Cal. 3d 1092)

In part, the open disgust of various European governments at our continuing Clinton-era
reversal and subsequent hypocrisy in regard to this issue was reflected in their recent
vote to replace the United States on the U.N. Human Rights Commission. After intense
Church of Scientology celebrity lobbying of the Clinton Administration and Congress in
1999, the U.S. State Department began issuing an annual International Religious Freedom
Report that severely criticizes a number of European countries including Germany and
France. See: http://www.firstgov.gov/ (search term
"scientology") and http://home.worldnet.fr/~gonnet/indexH.htm
and http://www.en.monde-diplomatique.fr/2001/06/09sects(Europe Resists American Religious Cults-Secular Society at Stake).

In fact, over ten years ago, at a conference of the Ministers of the Interiors and
Senators of the German Federal States, a resolution was passed entitled "Surveillance
of the Scientology Organization by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution (the
German Secret Service and Police)." The resolution read as follows:

"The Scientology organization, at this time presents itself to the appropriate
authorities of protection against threats and Criminal Prosecution of the
Department of the Interior as an organization which under the disguise of a religious
group combines elements of business crimes and psycho-terror against its own members with
economic activities in sectarian traits. The focal point of their activities appears to be
in the areas of economic crimes. Therefore, the protective efforts on the state level
should be continued." emphasis added

Later, in September 1994, the German Federal Labor Minister said he regarded,
" the sect as a money laundering organization which, under the cover of
religion, wants to spread its blinded ideology world-wide and stops at nothing to do
so." emphasis added

In fact, Earthlink co-founder and Scientologist Reed Slatkin is currently under an
outrageously weak and insipid SEC and FBI investigation in connection with, " a
huge international investment fraud, bilking what now appears to be as many as 850
creditors out of over $500 million." The largest "ponzi" scheme in U.S.
history. Scientology also holds the dishonor of being involved in the largest case
of domestic spying in U.S. history. See U. S. v. Mary Sue Hubbard, et. al.,
and U.S. v. Jane Kember, et. al., "Scientology Caught in Espionage
Campaign," Clearwater Sun, November 3, 1979, on-line at http://www.skeptictank.org/cw3.htm.

In the current Slatkin "Ponzi" scheme (similar to Scientologys American
Express ["The Amex Cycle"] and other Scientology credit card, stock market,
securities, real estate and gold mining scams) suspiciously, in light of the Church of
Scientologys obvious involvement, the U.S. DoJ, FBI and SEC (even under the Bush
Administration) appear to have back-pedaled regarding the matter despite the evidence of
Slatkins lying to Federal authorities. In fact, the clear evidence is that the SEC
and FBI (during the Clinton Administration) ignored evidence of Slatkins financial
crimes (and concurrent payments for Scientology "processing" or
"auditing") until his April 2001, bankruptcy filing forced the FBI to belatedly
heed earlier evidence. As serious as the Slatkin "Ponzi" scheme is, it is just
another in a long list of Scientology-related financial, tax and bankruptcy fraud
both in the U.S. and in Europe. However, regrettably and all too typically, the
post-Clinton FBI appears to be similarly intimidated by the fraudulent Scientology front
of religiosity and constant, but largely tactical, Scientology complaints of religious
bigotry and religious persecution.

On October 21, 2001, TheLos Angeles Times published its Sunday Report
entitled "European Network had Paris in Mind."

"Today, the archaic sect-like movement to which the suspects in Europe belonged
sees violence as a sacred duty the profile of the Paris plotters also recalls a
cult French and U.S. officials say, comparing the indoctrination techniques in
Europe to the Western religious sects that prey on promising young people left
vulnerable by frustrations, family problems, drugs Theres mind control here,
someone preying on the psychologicalweaknesses of bright kids. Theres a
whole group of people pulling people into the network." emphasis added

Not likely coincidentally, Hubbards "Manual on Brainwashing" is
reputedly the best mind-control text in the coercive indoctrination business.

Indeed, the Church of Scientology engages in brutal brainwashing in its three
coercive re-indoctrination "gulags" on American soil. These
"gulags" are located at Gilman Hot Springs and Happy Valley near Hemet, CA;
Hollywood, CA; and, Clearwater, FL. The Gilman Hot Springs facility or "base" is
"heavily armed and dangerous". http://www.watchman.org/sci/scientologycamps.htm
(Scientologys Concentration Camps) and http://www.innernet.net/joecisar/rpf1000.htm
(Brainwashing In Scientologys Rehabilitation Project Force [RPF]) and

If the Church of Scientology is really the peaceful, law abiding religious
organization it (mis)represents itself to be, then why does it need a multi-million dollar
intelligence organization, para-military operations and

hundreds of (unregistered) automatic weapons, machine guns, rockets, explosives and a
heavily armored residence for its leader at a highly fortified desert compound on American
soil? Why does it need to engage in gunnery practice? On September 14, 2001,
Scientologys former second in command Jesse Prince provided one answer:

"By policy, Scientology is anti American government and seeks to take over the
American government and make it a Scientology government. Similar to terrorists,
Scientology will target, attack and try to destroy anyone, any government, person or
organization that does not bend to its will Is it necessary for American citizens to
wait for a major disaster caused by Scientology before something is done? I sure hope not,
but Scientology is well on its way to doing something extremely stupid. Just look at

what Reed Slatkin did. Reportedly, the World Trade Center was built at a cost of $400
million. Slatkin robbed investors of $600 million. Scientologys open attack on
American citizens as well as anyone else with their fair game is nothing less
than practical terrorism." emphasis added

According to the directory of Scientologys (false) front business arm (the World
Institute of Scientology Enterprises ["WISE"]), it has even infiltrated the
Russian nuclear industry. The Smolensk Nuclear Power Station is affiliated with
Scientology through Mihail Durmanov, 2 Mikrorayon D@ Fl. 42, 216532 Desnogorsk
Smolenskaya, Russia, It has also been reported that Scientology-WISE shills have
controlling interests in supposedly converted Russian weapons plants and is involved with
people who have access to weapons grade materials, including Adnan Kashoggi as noted
below. Kashoggi

is known also to have access to biological and chemical weapons. Indeed, Russian
economist Tatyana Koryagina stated in an interview by Rick Wilde on the Alex Jones Show
that "Scientology has infiltrated almost every top government position in pretty much
every country in the world." http://www.americanfreedomnews.com/

When L. Ron Hubbard founded Dianetics ® and Scientology ® it was initially an
"applied philosophy". The contrived Scientology façade of religiosity really
evolved in

the mid-1970s. One reason was to defend against U.S. government concerns
regarding Scientologys unlawful practice of medicine, the 1962 FDA raid on
the Church of Scientology, the seizure of the Scientology "religious artifact"
called the E-Meter (a

L. Ron Hubbard also introduced the Dianetics and Scientology religious façade at the
time the now former Justice Department and FBI rules restricting the investigation and
monitoring of religions were imposed as a result of the then perceived excesses of

J. Edgar Hoover during the turbulent 1960's and early 1970's. "Indeed, there is
overwhelming testimony that, in essence, the Church of Scientology has, in your own words
of December 2, 2001, "hijacked religion and made out of it an instrument
of war "

In fact, the finances of Scientology and violent terrorism appear to intersect in
Albania where Scientologys business front, WISE, tried to compromise the banking
system with its "Project Albania." The IRS ordered the Church of Scientology
to disband WISE by 1995, as a condition of the 1993 secret IRS-Scientology Tax
Exempt Closing Agreement. Scientology has ignored the mandatory IRS condition.
Despite the public and media uproar in 1997, over the disclosure of the secret IRS-Church
of Scientology Closing Agreement, it was quietly renewed by the Clinton Administration
during 1999, and WISE remains a recruitment and financing conduit for Scientology
and its psycho-terroristic policies and practices. See generally: http://www.scientology-kills.org/WISE/wise.htm
A photograph of California Attorney General Bill Lockyer with Scientology W.I.S.E.
officials and members can be viewed at http://www.operatingthetan.com/
and

http://www.cire.org/program/IRE/AwardsCeremony.html. At the bottom of the aforenoted page you will see high-level Scientologists
left, right and center with California State Attorney General Lockyer. One is a Mr.
Pearson, formerly of the infamous "laundry ball" scam, who now brings
Scientology to the California and Florida State Governments and their electronic
communications courtesy of Scientology's business arm WISE. Indeed, the use of WISE to
infiltrate corporate America is exemplified by the introduction of Scientology
Technology into the Sears Allstate Insurance Company. The Wall Street Journal
examined this in an article "Allstate Applied Scientology Methods To Train Its
Management." See also: http://www.scientology-lies.com/allstate.html

Other Church of Scientology corporate and professional recruitment
"fronts" include Hollander Consulting and Sterling Management. Another
Church of Scientology "front" is Narconon. Its primary treatment method is the
often physically dangerous Church of Scientology "Purification Rundown" which,
when done by either adults or children, involves spending much of the day, week after
week, in super-heated saunas

Scientology and violent global terrorism also intersect in Hamburg, Germany where
Scientologys largest European Scientology organization has long existed. Bin

Laden and Scientology also intersect in Toronto, Canada where Al Qaedas main
location for the making of all of the counterfeit documents they used was apparently a
mere 100 yards from the Church of Scientologys main building or "Org."
Indeed, the Scientology enterprise has been well known for sharing information with other
terrorist organizations as well as with the CIA. Indeed, CIA agents have reportedly been
seen entering and exiting foreign Church of Scientology "missions" and
"orgs". Moreover, Scientologys Nigerian lobbyist in certain matters
involved with its attempt to destroy American Banker Bob Minton, Dr. Rilwanu Lukman, is
the former secretary general of O.P.E.C. and its new President. As mentioned above,
Middle Eastern arms dealer Adnan Kashoggi and his family are also involved with
Scientology.

The potential for Scientology electronic communications monitoring (through the
Scientology WISE corporation "e-republic") of California and Florida
governmental communications, is even more disturbing when viewed against the
Scientologist- established Earthlink Internet Service Provider and Scientologist owned
Executive Software. Indeed, the Government of Germany was openly concerned about the
potential

for Scientology Internet "intelligence" monitoring through Microsofts
inclusion of Executive Software components in the Windows 2000 operating system. Microsoft
was forced to reveal its source codes in Germany and allow deletion of the defragmentation
program inserted by Scientologys Executive Software into Windows 2000; such was the
Church of Scientology security threat as perceived by the German Government. It may
be too late for the U.S. Federal and State Governments to protect themselves from such
electronic infiltration, monitoring and misuse of Americas vital secrets.

Recently, when the State of Hamburgs chief investigator of Scientology, former
Hamburg parliamentarian Ursula Caberta, arrived in Clearwater, Florida, she was served
with one of Scientology lawyer, Kendrick Moxons contrived lawsuits. Once, in my
office, Moxon confronted her with a goose-step and Nazi salute. A transcript of the

enlightening July 15, 2000, Ursula Caberta/Lisa McPherson Trust Press Conference can be
read on-line at http://www.ezlink.com/~perry/Co$/Christian/Caberta1.htm.
See generally: "Understanding the German View of Scientology" http://www.germany-info.org/newcontent/np/np_3k.html.
In fact, in early December 2001, the German Embassy sent the U.S. State Department a
"Note Verbale" asserting immunity through sovereign immunity and requesting
dismissal of the case. In fact, many openly wonder whether it is not too late to curb
Scientologys evil agenda, now that it has successfully infiltrated the information
superhighway with global covert electronic "intelligence" monitoring of
whomever and of whatever it wishes. Scientologys "Fair Game"
Policies and Procedures can then be used to "handle" persons involved in
intercepted electronic communications of interest to the Church of Scientology and its
various (false) front groups. See http://www.scientology-kills.org/Scientology_Front_Groups/scientology_front_groups.htm
and

urged to read an excellent although disturbing essay on related recent revelations:
"Are players in the largest domestic spying case in U.S. history still at it?" http://www/lermanet2.com/osa/wwc/htm

Indeed, the first media corporation targeted by Anthrax-laden mail was allegedly
working on a story relating to Scientologys insidious attempts at "ground
zero" to economically benefit from the World Trade Center tragedy of September 11,
2001. In fact, during President Bushs National Memorial Service in Washington's
National Cathedral and repeatedly appearing at the bottom of the TV screen during the
service, the Church of Scientology advertised, on the Fox News TV channel, an 800 number
for "National Mental Health Assistance." This 800 number rang the
Scientology Dianetics Center in Los Angeles. There was no mention of Scientology or
Dianetics on the scrolling message under the President as he spoke. http://www.xenu.net/archive/events/20010911-tragedy/
and http://www.gospelcom.net/apologeticsindex/news1/an010920-11.html.

This was a particularly deceptive and despicable ride on President Bushs
coattails and a recruiting fraud upon our nation in mourning. The National Mental
Health Association has publicly "Accused the Church of Scientology of attempting
to recruit members under the guise of providing mental health counseling after [the
September 11] terrorists attacks." http://www.sacbee.com/news/
(September 18, 1991).

On December 31,1993, Scientology "ecclesiastical" leader Captain David
Miscavige said, during the videotape enclosed with this letter:

"As you all know, if we [the Church of Scientology] have any real enemy which
must be dealt with it is the psyches and the reasons are simple. We work to save lives
while they engage in practices that destroy lives. And from day one they have done
everything in their power to stop us - lest they lose the millions they receive in
government grants and pharmaceutical kickbacks on exchange for perpetrating the biggest
fraud of the twentieth century.1993 was a very good year for us and a very bad year for
psychiatry. In the year-end issue of their publication, The Psychiatric Times, they
have a feature article and here is what the headline

says: Scientology Receives Tax Exemption. Yes, and we are coming right
after you.As we continue to remove suppression [opposition to Scientology]
in society it is vital that we move in with the real tech. In fact, all of our actions
would be for naught except that we ourselves do have the tech. That tech must however be
applied." emphasis added

Mitch Daniels, current Director of the Office of Management and Budget,
has unique Bush Administration experience with the Church of Scientology. It sued him
personally - and his then employer Eli Lilly. Church of Scientology v. Daniels, 992
F. 2d 1329 (1993), cert. denied, _U.S. _. Eli Lillys best selling drug, Prozac, is a
major and continuing target of the Church of Scientology, which believes that its
"scientifically proven" tax-exempt "technology" and "religious
artifact," the E-Meter, should replace the entire Mental Health profession and
pharmaceutical industry. Mr. Daniels participated in an aggressive and successful
defense and settlement of the case. As Mr. Daniels told USA Today, "Any
vulnerable patient saved by psychiatry or therapy of any kind is one less potential victim
for them [the Church of Scientology]" which he had also argued was driven by
"crass financial motives." (emphasis added)Mr. Daniels is also
receiving a copy of this letter and I urge you to discuss its contents with him.
Indeed, his Office of Budget and Management (and the entire federal government) could
surely use 1993 back taxes of approximately one billion dollars plus fines, penalties,
interest as well as eight years of subsequent taxes, fines, penalties and interest.

Twenty-three years ago, just several weeks before being gunned down by another
religious cult in Jonestown, United States Congressman Leo J. Ryan wrote to a friend of
mine:

"Thank you for your very detailed letter regarding Scientology. We havent
yet found a way to attack these jackals who feed on children and young adults who are too
emotionally weak to stand by themselves when they reach the age of consent."

The recipient, this now 79-year-old Hemet, California grandmother, whose home is a mere
five miles from the Scientology cults armed compound at Gilman Hot Springs, is
regularly harassed, and her mobile home retirement neighborhood kept under blatant, intimidating
surveillance, through both stationary and mobile car patrols, by roving

groups of private investigators hired by Scientologys lawyers such as Moxon and
Abelson. She now flies the Stars and Stripes daily at half-mast - in mourning of the loss
of equal justice as well as in mourning of Scientologys subversion of all three
branches of our system of government, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Amazingly,
this elderly woman, assisted by military veterans and other retirees, shows more courage
against such domestic "psycho-terrorism" than do most of our much younger
police, prosecutors, government employees and politicians. Like the three proverbial
monkeys their constant mantra, often paid for or corrupted by Scientology special interest
groups, is, "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil." Even The Los Angeles
Times was shuddered into silence by the threat of litigation following the best
newspaper investigation of Scientology ever written. See ttp://www/lermanet2.com/latimes/la90-0.html

L. Ron Hubbard himself saw the possibility that his clandestine takeover of the world
and elimination of all governments, religions, corporations, media and individuals may not
endure forever. He wrote:

"When you move off a point of power, pay all of your obligations on the nail,
empower all your friends completely and move off with your pockets full of artillery,
potential blackmail on every erstwhile rival, unlimited funds in your private
account and the addresses of experienced assassins and go live in Bulgravia and bribe
the police." emphasis added

L. Ron Hubbard, HCOPL 1967-02-12 "The Responsibilities of Leaders."

Bulgravia is one of Hubbards numerous acronyms. It refers to the geographic
region of BULgravia, GReece, Albania and YugoslaVIA.
Apparently, Hubbard considered the region to be easily infiltrated and corrupted.

XVI. SCIENTOLOGYS CONTINUING ONE BILLION DOLLAR TAX FRAUD IN THE U.S.

The U.S. government has not always had its current, permissive attitude to tax-exempt
Scientology domestic "psycho-terrorism," crime and fraud. In fact, under
Presidents Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan and George H. Bush, the U.S. government

strongly, steadfastly and successfully resisted Scientologys tax-free status
because of the long history of such conduct as is described in this letter. The old IRS,
FBI and DoJ were not even deterred by Scientology filing over 2,000 lawsuits against the
U.S. government

and its individual employees. Indeed, some of the relevant legal cases are searchable
on the Department of Justice Internet Web Site. http://www.usdoj.gov/
However in 1991,

Moxon, through OSA staffer Ben Shaw, allegedly paid over one million dollars to
a Maryland private investigator who then "investigated" I.R.S. Commissioner
Goldberg. This and related information was uncovered by Doug Frantz, National
Correspondent for The New York Times, who explained how he developed the leads and
story in a speech to The Nieman Foundation For Journalism at Harvard University.

According to The New York Times, Maryland private investigators Thomas Krywicki
and Michael Shomers (and others) were hired and spent 18 months gathering

information on IRS officials who missed meetings, drank excessively, had extra-marital
affairs, etc. http://wpxx02.toxi.uni-wuerzburg.de/~krasel/CoS/irs/970309a.html
The Church of Scientology "investigation" was followed by a surprise,
unannounced visit by Church of Scientology leaders David Miscavige and Mark
("Marty") Rathbun to then Commissioner Goldbergs office. According to Mr.
Goldbergs then secretary, they

just barged in and showed him the results of their "investigation" of him,
conducted through Moxon. There is widespread public and media speculation that the
Scientology leaders brazenly blackmailed the IRS Commissioner. A new Scientology
IRS Form 1023, approximately 100,000 pages long, was filed and dated August 18, 1993. Six
weeks later, on October 1, 1993, the IRS granted retroactive IRS section 501(c)(3)
tax-exempt status " based on information supplied, and assuming
[Scientologys] operations will be as stated in [its] application for recognition of
exemption." Subsequently, also under President Clinton, the IRS announced a sudden,
180-degree turn in IRS policy toward Scientology. Thus the 20-year Scientology "War
Against The IRS" was over. Moxon and Feffer were publicly feted and honored at a
1993, Nuremberg-style Scientology rally. A videotape copy of this event is enclosed with
this letter.

New York Times Reporter Doug Frantz found that there was no one in Congress with
the courage to investigate the IRS granting of tax exemption. "I had some contact
with a staff member on Senate Finance, a guy who worked for Bill Roth, and he was really
hot to go, and had one conversation with Roth and the thing was over. Nobody gave a
damn." emphasis added http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/events/conference/watchdog2/4th_panelnonpfof.html-Frantz.
There is another version of this event. According to Bryan Haney (who has financially
supported some private research of these matters), he had spoken with a Bill Nixon,
Senator Roths Chief of Staff, who had said to the Senator that hearings had to be
held. Allegedly, Senator Roth refused because, "The Church of Scientology has
blackmail material on me [the Senator]." Mr. Haney could confirm this matter.
However, and partly as a result of Scientologys investment fraud through a WISE
company, Scientology entered into a "gag" settlement with Mr. Haney who now
spends much of his time out of this country.

Consequently, the payments for Scientologys "scientifically proven"
processing and auditing, often costing in excess of one million dollars, are now fully tax
deductible, contrary to the position taken by the IRS and upheld by the courts for over
twenty years.

Hernandez v. Commissioner, 490 U.S. 680 (1988). There was a Department of the

Treasury Inspector General report (TIGTA 9-9801-0002) on these matters but F.O.I.A.
requests for it have been denied along with requests for "additional investigative
documentation both public and private which covers allegations both confirmed and
suspected of blackmail, extortion, and other traditional racketeering activities
instigated by the Church of Scientology which may have motivated the Closing
Agreement". (FOIA ROI 8-901-0002, mentioned in IRS Press Release 31 Dec 1997, IR
97-50). In a November 27, 2001, response to Frederick L. Rice, the Inspector General for
Tax Administration stated:

" A review of the TIGTA indices revealed that one (1) file is responsive to your
to your request for a copy of TIGTA report "8-9801-0002 TIGTA Report of
Investigation (ROI) # 8 -9801 - 0002 consists of one hundred and twenty-three (123) pages.
Sixty-two (62) of those pages constitute information which originated with the IRS; we are
therefore referring those pages to the IRS for a release determination and direct reply to
you."

Although the multi-volume IRS Form 1023 is publicly available, it is said that there is
an entire room of IRS-Church of Scientology tax exemption documents, which are not
publicly available. The Church of Scientology has repeatedly claimed that its new form
1023 application was subjected to the most rigorous review and inspection ever conducted
by the IRS. However, the IRS review and inspection was not nearly as rigorous and
comprehensive as it should and could have been. The Declaration of Andre Tabayoyon, a
former Scientology Sea Organization staffer explains:

"148. In December of 1992, Miscavige directed that we hide a large number of sea
containers of financial records relating to the Church and himself. The sea containers
were to be hidden from the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") IRS investigators
were scheduled to visit the Hemet base to inspect the records of various Scientology
organizations in connection with the IRS's investigation of the various church of
Scientology entities that had applied for Section 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. (A sea
container is a large transferable metal storage container, measuring approximately 40' x
8' x 8'6". These containers can be transported on flat bed trucks, flat bed railroad
cars and container ships.)

149. The procedures for concealing the information contained in the sea container were
set out in a written TRS handling program. It outlined the steps to be taken to secure the
Hemet base and make sure that the IRS examiners did not see any information that Miscavige
did not want the examiners to see.

150. There were a total of 20 sea containers involved in this concealment. We
consolidated them down to 12 sea containers. I was also ordered to grade the land on which
these containers had sat so that there was no proof of them ever having been there.

151. One of these sea containers of documents was mistakenly removed from the base
unbeknownst to either me or Miscavige. At the time unused sea containers were being
shipped from Gold base to their owners. Inexplicably, one of the sea containers containing
concealed tax information was picked up and taken from the Gold base by the owner's
employees who believed that the sea container was empty. When Miscavige learned that there
had been a mistake in connection with the hiding of this sea container of financial
documents, he was outraged. He flew into a tirade. He blamed me for the error and accused
me of trying to destroy him. It ended up on a ship at San Pedro and was off- loaded before
the ship's departure."

The Scientology "scientifically proven" claims have never been peer-reviewed
by any independent agency. However, now the Scientology enterprise includes tax relief as
part of its glossy incessant marketing. For example:

"Donations for most Scientology auditing and training services qualify for
charitable deductions on your personal income tax returns in some cases Uncle Sam
will back you up-with up to 50c on each dollar-to go up The Bridge to full OT. Now
thats an offer you cant refuse. Believe it or not, its true."

As is apparent from the 1994 declaration of Andre Tabayoyon above, http://www.exposingscientology.cjb.net/(Reposted Classics #16, Declaration of Andre Tabayoyon), court-ordered discovery (of
Church related financial and tax fraud) in the Church of Scientology v. Fishman -Geertz
case threatened to unravel and expose Scientologys one billion dollar tax fraud upon
the U.S. Federal Government. I was the lead lawyer for the successful defense of the Fishman-Geertz
defamation case. Apparently, the Churchs "Fair Game" Policies and
Practices had to be employed to "utterly destroy" and neutralize the threat that
I posed to the billion-dollar charade being played by Scientology and the compromised U.S.
Federal Government. "Fair Game" is a once secret written Scientology
Policy that was publicly exposed when the FBI simultaneously raided various Church of
Scientology facilities in 1977. "Utterly destroying" a Church critic is required
and how to do this is described in the Church of

Scientology "Fair Game" Policies and Practices. "Fair Game" is
intended to terrorize critics and victims of the Church of Scientology into silence; to
deter and disable any opposition or vocal criticism. Its purpose is to haunt, terrorize
and shudder into silence, those with knowledge of the Churchs wrongs. As the
documents seized by the FBI in 1977, demonstrate internal evidence of criminal activity by
the Church and its members must be stored in the Churchs "Red Data
Boxes" likely insuring its ready availability should it be needed for future
"Fair Game" activities against would-be former adherents.

As you have read, the Church of Scientologys "Fair Gaming" of me, and
its use of influential attorneys engaged in demonstrably and directly related criminal
conduct, has just culminated in my nine month suspension from active California legal
practice.

A recent U.S. example of Scientologys financial frauds and human abuse has just
been swept under the carpet by yet another secret settlement agreement in the case of Lopez
v. Church of Scientology Mission of Buenaventura, Los Angeles Superior Court Case No.
BC 200852. See generally, http://www.newtimesla.com/issues/2000-12-21/feature.html/page1.html
and http://parishioner.org/lopez/. In essence,
the Lopez case alleges that Scientology knowingly and intentionally defrauded
mentally impaired Raul Lopez of over $1.7M during an eleven-year association with the
church. In 1985, when he was 19, Raul Lopez had a head-on collision with a big-rig and
suffered irreversible brain trauma. The brain trauma caused a nervous tremor as well as an
inability to reason and interact with others. The accident resulted in litigation and a
$1.7M settlement payment to Mr. Lopez. In 1987, Mr. Lopez stumbled upon the Church of
Scientology at a Ventura County, California swap meet. The Church promised him that he
would be cured of the tremor and would be his old self again if he purchased $30,000 worth
of Scientologys religious services including auditing on the E-meter. In 1971, it
was held that:

"There is absolutely no scientific or medical basis in fact for the claimed cures
attributed to E-meter auditing. Unfortunately the Government did not move to stop the
practice of Scientology and a related "science" known as Dianetics when these
activities first appeared Had it done so, this tedious litigation would not have
been necessary. The government did not sue to condemn the E-meter until the early
1960s, by which time a religious cult known as the Founding Church of Scientology
had appeared." U.S. v. An Article or Device "Hubbard Electrometer,"
333 F. Supp. 357 (1971).

Over time, Scientology separated Mr. Lopez from his conservator and guardians,
persuaded him to keep his financial payments to the Church a secret from them, surrounded
him with church-associated professional advisors, took over every aspect of his life while
lying to him and even persuaded him to "invest" $30,000 in the purchase of two
Ostrich eggs. The two eggs hatched and later the two birds died. Needless to say, they
never did make Mr. Lopez wealthy. In 1997, Mr. Lopezs guardian sued the Church and
its associated professional advisers. Typically, Scientology fielded an expensive army of
legal talent that included then Los Angeles Police Commission President Chaleff who you
have read about above in connection with my own matters. Supra, pages 25-86. At
times, the Churchs expensive legal counsel was serving Mr. Lopezs lawyers with
a new court motion every day. They were hell bent on obstructing any adjudication
of Church liability. However, several of the Church-associated professionals were being
provided insurance funded defenses and indemnity. Apparently, faced with potential
exposure to punitive damages, the various insurance companies tired of the scorched earth,
never settle litigation style of Scientology and its lawyers such as Chaleff and New York
lawyer Eric Lieberman, who you have also read about in connection with my own cases above.
Supra, pages 25-86. Apparently, late last year, the various insurance companies
forced a settlement of the case. This settlement enabled Chaleff to announce on December
11, 2002, that he had joined the Los Angeles City Attorneys office which, as you
have read above, then decided that the Scientology/Moxon/Abelson/Ingram, et. al.,
criminal conduct against me (in which Chaleff had also participated) should not be
prosecuted. Supra, pages 56, 76-78. Indeed, there is much speculation, and numerous
reports, that Chaleff is a Scientologist himself.

Recently, Scientology has not been faring as well against me in the civil courts as it
once had. During the past year, Scientology has voluntarily dismissed three civil law
suits against me on the eve of trial. As you have read above, on February 6, 2001,
Scientology dismissed Hurtado v. Berry in the California State court. On July 10,
2002, Scientology dismissed Hurtado v. Berry in the Federal Bankruptcy Court. On
January 17, 2002, a mere ten days before trial, Scientology moved to dismiss Barton v.
Berry in Federal Bankruptcy court. As you have read above, the Scientology litigation
juggernaut overwhelmed me in February 1999, and forced me to dismiss the Barton v.
Cipriano, Barton, Miscavige, Ingram (Abelson, Moxon) cases. The Cipriano
confessions had not been made at that time. Relying upon the undisclosed fraud upon the
court, Scientology/Barton/Paul, Hastings obtained a $28,000 prevailing party costs order
from their "friend" Judge Williams. After I filed for bankruptcy in June, 1999,
Scientology/Barton/Moxon filed the Barton case as one of the three Bankruptcy Court
Adversary actions to dismiss my bankruptcy and render the Moxon, Jeavons and Barton costs
and sanctions orders ruled non-dischargeable. Indeed, the Federal Bankruptcy Court has
ruled that the Moxon Rule 11 order of $28,000 in the Pattinson case and the Jeavons
prevailing party costs order of $3,000 in the Jeavons case are non-dischargeable
and must be paid by me to Moxon and the Church of Scientology. In Barton,
Scientology was again seeking that I not be discharged in bankruptcy and that I be found
guilty of bankruptcy fraud. Scientology had tried to settle the case with a tentative
agreement that permanently prevented me from ever walking on the public street in Los
Angeles, once called "Berendo Street" and now tellingly renamed "L. Ron
Hubbard Way" after Scientology's founder.

Hubbard wrote, and Scientologists fervently believe, that, "What is true is what
is true for you." In other words, if you believe that telling fabrications and lies
to the court is the moral and proper thing to do if it protects Scientology &/or
Scientologists, then it is the moral and proper thing to do (even if the
rest of the world thinks that such behavior is immoral, outrageous, perjurious and
illegal). According to the founder of Scientology L.Ron Hubbard, "Thats what
producing, high-statistic staff members are -- kha-khans. They can get away with
murder without a blink from ethics." However, this ecclesiastical mandate to lie and
commit perjury was on a collision course with the January 28, 2002, trial date in Barton
v. Berry. Objective reality "challenged" Scientology lawyers Abelson and
Paquette filed a vitriolic Ex Parte motion to dismiss. Amazingly, the two
Scientology lawyers wrote that, "Thus far plaintiffs counsel [Abelson and
Paquette] had kept the cost of this litigation down at Plaintiffs
[Bartons/Scientologys] request." However, the record amply demonstrates
that in my no-asset bankruptcy Scientology employed the New York office of the giant
national law firm of Paul, Hastings; the three lawyers of the Moxon & Kobrin, legal
unit of OSA; the law firm of Bregman & Associates; and Elliot J. Abelson,
additionally, they litigated the bankruptcy cases for nearly three years raising some
questions about their use of the phrase, " kept the cost of this litigation
down!" Finally, ten days before a one-day trial, they decided that the case was no
longer "economically viable." Scientologys massive over-litigation and
abuse of the judicial system was also documented and discussed in Church of Scientology
v. Wollersheim, 42 Cal.App.4th 628, 648-649 (1996). Finding that
Scientology had engaged, " in a course of oppressive litigation conduct"
the court stated that, "When one party to a law suit continuously and unsuccessfully
uses the litigation process to bludgeon the opponent into submission, those actions must
be closely scrutinized for constitutional implications." emphasis added. Costs of
$500,000 were upheld against Moxon and others in this decision.

Moxons representation of Scientologist and CAN Reform Group member Isadore Chait,
in the Berry v. Cipriano, Barton, Miscavige, Church of Scientology, Ingram (Abelson,
Moxon) may have wider implications. Supra, pages 25-86. In the massive Slatkin
(Scientology related) "ponzi" fraud (Supra, page103), the Trustees
lawyers (Kirkland & Ellis) have prepared a chart illustrating how Isadore Chait and
his family may have laundered Slatkin investors money through Art for Investment
Services. http://www.slatkinfraud.com/exhibits/exhibt-ff.shtml

Scientology, through its World Institute of Scientology Enterprises ("WISE")
may also have links to the Enron debacle. In that regard, it appears that at least one
Enron natural resource joint venture is with a group of hi-profile members of WISE. Supra,
pages 105 -107.

Interestingly, the government of Belgium is now implementing a new law that effects
religious organizations. Not wanting to be subject to the new Belgian law, Scientology
has argued that should not be treated as a religion or church in that country!

The German government has been engaged in the electronic surveillance of the Church
of Scientology for a number of years. German governments investigations have
concluded that the Church of Scientology is a totalitarian terrorist group and commercial
fraud masquerading under the false facade of religiosity. Supra, page 103. In 1994,
the Church of Scientology sued the German State of Saarland " for a restraining
order against government observation using means of intelligence surveillance." The
Saarland Administrative Court denied the Scientology lawsuit. In 1999, the Church of
Scientology requested another injunction against the German governments electronic
monitoring. Relatively recently, it was again denied. The German court opinion included
the following factual and legal conclusions:

"Defendant [the German government] observes efforts on the part of Plaintiff [the
Church of Scientology] which are directed against a liberal democratic order. Efforts in
this context are politically determined, objective and purpose- orientated modes of
conduct in or for a union of persons, which are intended to remove or invalidate one of
the constitional principles listed in para. 2 of the aforementioned provisions

The following elements are part of a liberal democratic order or system of government:

1. The right of the people to exercise the powers of state in elections and votes taken
by and by means of special organs of legislature, powers of enforcement and jurisdiction
and to elect the peoples representatives in general, direct, free, equal and secret
ballots;

2. Committing the legislature to a constitutional order and committing the powers of
enforcement and jurisdiction to statutes and laws in general;

3. The right to forming and exercising a parliamentary opposition;

4. The replaceability of the government and its responsibility to the peoples
representatives;

5. The independence of the courts;

6. The exclusion of any form of rule by violence and arbitrariness; and

7. The human rights entrenched in the Basic Law, or constitution.

Based on these considerations, actual evidence giving rise to suspicions of
unconstitutional efforts on the part of [Scientology] was correctly assumed by [the German
government]. An evaluation of the available material shows that [Scientology] partly
endorses objectives which militate against (Germanys) liberal democratic political
order.

For instance, the writings of [Scientology] contain sources indicating actual evidence
giving rise to suspicion of efforts on the part of [Scientology] to abolish or restrict
the human rights entrenched in the constitution along with other constitutional principles
belonging to the liberal democratic order.

In concrete terms, inter alia, the following evidence was noted:

An evaluation of the available materials suggests that there is evidence that in a
scientological society, rights (in particular, human rights but also civil rights) are not
available to all members of the society (or at least not equally). In a significant number
of works and statements, not everyone should be or is entitled to rights in general, civil
rights or even the right to marry and "put children into this world." These
rights are only to be made to "non-aberrees" or "honest" persons. The
emphasis on the entitlement for a group of persons characterized in general terms defined
by [Scientology] itself (cf. Exhibit B 17 and B 2) also means that persons not belonging
to the group are not entitled to the same rights, or not to the same extent as the members
thereof. [evidentiary references omitted]

In addition, the materials also contain references to suspicion of efforts implying the
abolition of other key constitutional principles belonging to a liberal democratic order.

There are references indicating that in a scientological social order the right of
forming and exercising a parliamentary opposition does not exist. [Scientology] claims to
have absolute control. This is reflected in attempts to eliminate any contrary or unlike
ideologies and achieve total discipline; in particular, however, critics are dealt with
ruthlessly. In a scientological society therefore, there is no room for opposition, let
alone a parliamentary [or congressional] one. A dominant principle of [Scientologys]
ideology is to exercise a comprehensive form of control to prevent "misconduct"
and "unethical behavior". Materials to justify this assessment include the
"HCO Policy Letter" of July 22, 1982 (Exhibit B 12, p. 18ff.) and the "HCO
Policy Letter" of February 13, 2965, corrected and re-issued on October 7, 1985
(Exhibit B 32) By applying for membership of the IAS [the International Association
of Scientologists] the applicant declares that he or she will support the
annihilation of all groups etc. which have the purpose of preventing the application of
the Scientology technology and liberty for humankind (Exhibit B 4, ibid.).

In addition, there are concrete references for the objective of abolishing the link of
legislation to the constitutional order and executive force as jurisdiction to law and
order.

The wording used e.g. in the HCO Executive Letter of March 19, 1965 (Exhibit B 27), in
the Manual of Justice (Exhibit B 16, p. 2 and 3 ff.) give rise to suspicion that the
Scientology organization wants to establish an own legal system applicable to all of
mankind with own organizational norms without a guarantee of access to the courts and no
guarantee of a legal hearing and without an administration established by law. The courts
are not to be independent but will have to implement the detailed parameters laid down by
the leadership of the organization (Scientology technologies) Moreover,
in the Manual of Justice (Exhibit B 16) the methods of arriving at justice are
listed. Specifically, the manual contains explanatory notes on intelligence surveillance,
examinations of evidence, sentencing or punishment and rehabilitation. Briefly, the
following is worthy of emphasis: there are no references to independent courts, an
intelligence service not bound to law and order investigates the circumstances and takes
preventative measures; the guilt of a suspected person is proved by using an E-meter
similar to a polygraph, or lie detector; vigilantism is called for.

The presence of the characteristic of political motivation within
the scope of factual circumstances cannot already be negated simply because [Scientology]
is no political organization (such as a party) and no other group that participates in
political events there are sufficient actual references to support the assumption
that [Scientology] is making concrete endeavors to acquire political power and influence.
This is deduced on the one hand from the Scientologys ideologys claim to
absolute power, which not only relates to having possession of the sole and exclusive
truth but also extends to include the personal (mental, emotional and spiritual) as well
as areas in life relating to personal interaction and society in general.

The lack of political motivation in terms of [Scientologys] conduct cannot be
said to prevail simply because [Scientology] considers itself a religious organization.
Whether indeed [Scientology] is a religious organization is disputed in jurisprudence. The
German Federal Labor Court held that the Hamburg Scientology organization was no
church. In particular, the reason for this was that it was the organizations avowed
aim to increase its assets with all ways and means possible. Religion and philosophy were
merely a pretext. [The court then describes two German Federal Administrative Court
decisions finding that Scientology has religious links but leaving the issue of its
religious status open.

Citing from a Hamburg OVG (Higher Administrative Court) judgment of 1994), the Court
held that it could also leave the issue open of whether or not Scientology was a religion
or whether the teachings were only a pretext to operate for gain.]

The relevant fundamental rights and guarantees, to the extent that they can be
available to [Scientology] at all in view of Art. 19 par. 3 of the constitution, reach
their limits where the fundamental rights of others or the liberal democratic order are
affected. Accordingly, the assumption that [Scientology] also follows religious or
philosophical objectives does not militate against the political orientation of its
conduct either.

According to the Hubbard Directive of March 13,1961 (Exhibit B 9) a
Department of Government Affairs is to exert constant pressure on governments to create a
pro-Scientology legislative environment and prevent anti-Scientology legislation from
groups opposing Scientology. In addition, this writing contains a description of how this
objective can be achieved.

Moreover, there are references indicating that it is the objective of [Scientology] to
systematically integrate the "Clear campaigns" in key positions in society
(justice, administratation, politics, business etc.) of a country. Plans of [Scientology]
to conduct such campaigns in Germany in the past are detailed in the Final Report of
the Workgroup Scientology of the constitutional protection authorities on the observation
of the Scientology organization by the constitutional protection authorities.

The political orientation of [Scientologys] efforts is already apparent in the
above-mentioned HCO Executive Letter of March 18, 1965, in which reference is made to an
expansion into society, that society will move under our influence and even
that it will be possible by expanding to achieve that highest sovereignty.

[Scientologys] objectives as outlined above, which represent references of points
of evidence of anti-constitutional efforts, are also supported by all those active on
behalf of the organization and, therefore, are attributable to [Scientology].

the Scientology organization is hierarchically structured on a centralized
basis. (Citations omitted). The fact that members of [Scientology] identify with the
objectives of Scientology is clear Accordingly, any innocent person can become a
member of the church. The basic condition for acceptance is a self-declared acceptance of
the objectives and beliefs of the Scientology religion and the applicants
willingness to promote these within the directives and guidelines of the church. A
precondition for such membership is that the person must be in good standing in the church
of scientology, i.e. the applicant must neither actively attack the objectives, the actual
worship of the religion of Scientology nor any institutions of church thereof nor support
or endorse such attacks. The member must make a declaration to this effect when joining
the organization. On acceptance, the member is expected to make a positive contribution to
the objectives and tasks of the church in order to remain in good standing in the future.
It follows from this that the devotees and members of [Scientology] are to be attributed
to the organizations activities and objectives as their orientation is based on
[Scientologys] programs, and they must subject themselves to the latter.

The court upheld the governments continued electronic surveillance of the Church
of Scientology because of the threat it poses to democracies around the world.
Accordingly, it is reasonable to think that those Americans supporting Scientology should
be treated in the same manner as those Americans who supported the Nazis before and during
World War II, the Communists during the Cold War, and Taliban-adherent John Walker. Such
people were and are shunned and scorned for supporting those who would harm our democratic
way of life. Charles Lindberg became a pariah for supporting the Nazis. The
Rosenbergs became pariahs for assisting the Russian communist regime. John Walker is
a pariah for supporting the Taliban - in the name of both American religious freedom and
of global rule by radical Islamists. It is not outrageous to assume that Greta Van
Susteran, Tom Cruise, John Travolta, Reed Slatkin, Sky Dayton, Donald Pearson, Gerald
Chaleff, Eugene Ingram, Kendrick Moxon, Sam Rosen, the Paul, Hastings and Williams &
Connolly law firms, and all of the other Scientology celebrity spokespersons, financiers
and mercenaries should be treated equally and in exactly the same manner as we have and
are treating those who intend to subvert our freedom. Whether or not they knew, before
now, of Scientologys dark and secret side is irrelevant, they must now be deemed to
know. Moreover, their protectors and apologists, such as Pat Kingsly, Bert Fields and
Michael Ovitz should assume the responsibility to ensure that the celebrities who they
represent are able to make fully informed decisions whether or not to remain in
Scientology and whether or not to continue to support what is clearly, at the very least,
treason, sedition and genocide.

These matters can no longer be ignored by the United States Federal Government as being
mere expressions of First Amendment freedoms. However, the truth is that the our Federal
Government is ignoring these matters and has done so for at least the last ten years.

"I want to know. Where is our government?" demanded Toby Plevin, a Los
Angeles attorney who once represented victims (of Scientology). "It shouldnt be
left to private litigators, because God knows most of us are afraid to get involved."
Because of her willingness to represent their victims, Scientology engaged in constant and
horrific "psycho-terrorism" directed at the late Los Angeles attorney Toby
Plevin who was quoted in the Time Magazine exposé. Eventually, Ms. Plevin became
so terrified that she stopped being willing to appear in litigation against the Church of
Scientology. However, her desperate public plea for a Federal Governmental investigation
still rings as loudly and as clearly as it did ten years ago. As Ms. Plevin said then, and
countless families and victims have said since, " Where is our government?" Must
we await another Jonestown, Waco, Heavensgate or September 11?

Law-enforcement agents are also wary. "Every investigator is very cautious,
walking on eggshells when it comes to the church," says a Florida police detective
who has tracked the cult since 1988. "It will take a federal effort with lots of
money and manpower." (emphasis added) "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of
Greed and Power," Time Magazine, May 6, 1991, page 50.

On January 20, 2002, you appeared on CNNs "Late Edition" with Wolf Blitzer
and spoke of terrorists as being dangerous individuals determined to destroy our way of
life. The request for immediate action herein concerns individuals and entities just as
dangerous to our democratic way of life as the Taliban. What is described above is
American homegrown terrorism. These "psycho-terrorists" and "litigation
terrorists" must be properly and immediately investigated. All appropriate action
must be taken irrespective of the various participants being lawyers, prosecutors, public
officials and judges. As you also stated on the same "Late Edition", "
Justice has to be antiseptically clean in the way it operates and is achieved."
However, in the matters described above, justice has been hijacked and raped with impunity
either by or before public officials in all three governmental branches. Thus, it should
hardly be surprising that we Americans are thought to be hypocrites throughout much of the
world. It is time we remembered and returned to the concept of equal justice practiced
upon a level playing field that the founding fathers incorporated into our Constitution
and our institutional framework.

XVIII. THIS IS DÉJÀ VU FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

This complaint and requests, as described below, involves individuals, entities and
facts that the U.S. Department of Justice has already successfully prosecuted. As the
inimitable Yogi Berra has said, "This is déjà vu all over again." Therefore,
it goes without argument that the Church of Scientology has not been rehabilitated as it
so strenuously, but fraudulently set forth in the Church of Scientology IRS Form 1023
submitted August 18, 1993. The numerous fraudulent representations and serious breaches
should be cause enough for review of the 1993, Secret IRS-Church of Scientology Closing
Agreement. Interest, penalties and fines on over one billion dollars should be a public
duty of the Administration to recover and for the Congress, the Senate and media to insure
that it does so. Indeed, over the past seven years, many dozens of complaints

have been mailed to Mr. Jay Rotz, Executive Assistant, Exempt Organizations Division,
Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, Washington, DC. He has been a
responsible supervisory IRS official during the Church of Scientology corruption of the
Clinton Administration and the IRS and has remained in the role ever since. Interestingly,
the FBI records on L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, date back to the mid
1940s. http://www.nots.org/fbiindex.htm

Moreover, Moxon, Kobrin, Paquette, Abelson, Rosen and Ingram have consistently alleged
that their activities directed against me are to protect the Church of Scientology from
harassment. However, Moxon, Kobrin, Paquette, Abelson, Rosen and Ingram know, or ought to
have known, that this defense was resoundingly rejected in U.S. v. Kattar, 118,126
(1988 1st Cir.), where the US Department of Justice Sentencing Memorandum was
incorporated into the Courts opinion as follows:

"The defendants [the Church of Scientologys leaders] contention that
they committed the crimes of which they stand convicted in order to protect their church
from government harassment collapses when one reviews a sample of the remaining documents
seized by the FBI during the execution of the two Los Angeles search warrants. If
anything, these documents establish beyond

question that the defendants, their convicted codefendants, and their unindicted
co-conspirators [which expressly included Commodore Hubbard and current Scientology
counsel Kendrick L. Moxon, Esq.], as well as their organization [the Church of
Scientology], considered themselves above the law. They believe they had carte blanche to
violate the rights of others, frame critics in order to destroy them, burglarize private
and public

offices and steal documents outlining the strategy of individuals and organizations
that the church had sued. The church filed these suits for the sole purpose of financially
bankrupting its critics and in order to create an atmosphere of fear so that
critics would shy away from the First Amendment Rights secured them by the Constitution.
The defendants and their cohorts [such as unindicted named co-conspirator Moxon]
launched vicious smear campaigns, spreading falsehoods against those they perceive to be
enemies of Scientology in order to discredit them and, in some instances, to cause them to
lose their employment ... To these defendants and their associates, however, anyone who
did not agree with them was considered to be an enemy against whom the so-called
Fair Game doctrine could be invoked... (emphasis added) ... It is
interesting to note that the founder of their

organization, unindicted co-conspirator, L. Ron Hubbard, wrote in his Modern Management
Technology that,  ... truth is what is true for you, and illegal
is that which is, contrary to Scientology policy and not pursuant to
Scientology's approved program. Thus, with the Commodore's blessing they could

wantonly commit crimes as long as it were in the interests of Scientology. These
defendants rewarded

criminal activities that ended in success and sternly

rebuked those that failed. In view of this, it defies the imagination that these
defendants have the unmitigated audacity to seek to defend their actions in the name of
religion." emphasis added

In addition, inter alia, it is a request for a broad ranging Department of
Justice, Department of Treasury and Congressional investigation into these and related
matters including the suspicious circumstances surrounding the Church of
Scientologys sudden and fraudulent one billion dollar tax windfall from the Clinton
Administration in 1993. A number of those involved are listed herein. Supra,
page one (7).

The Constitution only protects religious beliefs held in good faith. It does not
protect criminal conduct, criminal policies and practices and civil torts, whether
religiously motivated or not. See generally, Molko v. Holy Spirit Ass., 46 Cal.3d
1092 (1988)

In that regard, I note that an Internet petition has gathered nearly one thousand
verifiable signatories demanding an immediate Department of Justice investigation into the
alleged and demonstrable criminal activities, human rights violations, civil rights
violations and financial frauds being committed by the Scientology enterprise and its
agents. http://www.petotopnonline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?cofs1
In addition, I understand that other members of the public are also communicating with you
and making requests similar to those as are made in this letter.

XX. CONCLUSION

The evidence regarding the matters which are the subject of my own personal criminal
and other complaints, request for grand jury proceedings and request for criminal
prosecution clearly exceeds both the "probable cause" indictment standard
and the "beyond reasonable doubt" conviction burden and standard of proof
applicable to these R.I.C.O. and other criminal matters. Similarly, with respect to the
request for investigation of the criminally procured Scientology tax-exempt status and
other abuses, the evidence also exceeds the low "probable cause"
standard, particularly upon the more relaxed rules of evidence (including
"hearsay") applicable to preliminary hearings and indictments. In addition, the
evidence meets the objective standard of proof that would be applied in the
International Court of Justice in connection with the Church of Scientologys
"psycho-terrorism" and crimes against humanity. Certainly, the evidence meets
the "show me" standard of another great man from Missouri!

On July 3, 1986, I was one of the 250 specially honored new U. S. citizens who were
sworn in on Ellis Island as part of the Statute of Liberty celebrations. Presidents Reagan
and Mitterand relit the statue. Minutes before, U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese moved my
admission as a American citizen. Then, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger administered the
oath of allegiance immediately before the statue was re-lit. It was an unforgettable
experience. Standing in the shadow of Lady Liberty, illuminated in red, white and blue, I
believed with all my heart that this was the land of liberty, of equal justice and of
constitutional protections. Indeed, I had even observed President Nixon having to
painfully acknowledge these truths. The experiences, nay the nightmare that I have
described above, have tarnished the luster of the contract of protections,
responsibilities and allegiance that I had entered into with my new country of citizenship
on that July third surrounded by the pomp and pageantry of that great celebration and
national recommitment to the ideals that the Statue of Liberty. However, to paraphrase
Anne Frank, I believe that somewhere there are still good people of good will and
integrity who will stand up and be counted when confronted by evil, corruption and

wrongdoing. Accordingly, I trust that my faith in you, in the United States Department
of Justice and in the current Administration is not misplaced. The matters of which I
write do not concern me alone; rather they also concern the shattered dreams and families
of countless people both in the United States and around the world. Those people also look
to you and the Department of Justice to do the right thing. Indeed, in announcing your
nomination as U.S. Attorney General, President George W. Bush stated that you are, "A
man of deep convictions and strong principles."

Finally, in response to those judges, lawyers and public officials who have allowed
themselves to be corrupted by the Scientology enterprise, I paraphrase Benjamin Franklin
who in 1784, said that those who give up anothers, " essential liberty to
obtain a little temporary safety for themselves, deserve neither liberty nor safety
themselves."

Very truly yours,

Graham E. Berry

ccs

Enclosures:

1. Compact Disc containing:

(a) Law Enforcement. Ashcroft. Hyperlinked copy of this letter for ease of
Internet access and review.

(b) Authdecl. Copy of a declaration of Graham Berry describing some of the
1993-1997, documentary evidence herein. It attaches 147 exhibits.

(c) Chronology. Copy of a partial chronology of events herein and reference
to supporting evidence.

(d) heber hat pack. Copy of the Job description of the President of the
Church of Scientology International, Heber Jentzsch. It is criminal manifesto.

(e) frank oliver. Copy of the Job description Church of Scientology Intelligence
Officer. It is also a criminal manifesto.

(f) Pattinson. Copy of the March 17, 1999, Declaration of Michael Pattinson
describing his experiences in the Church of Scientology and its religious
de-programming of his "other" [Christian] beliefs (para. 113).

(g) Moxon. Copy of various Internet documents relating to the Church of
Scientologys lead in-house lawyer Kendrick L. Moxon, Esq.

(h) Ingram. Copy of various Internet documents relating to the Church of
Scientology and Moxon & Kobrins chief private investigator Eugene Ingram.

12. Knowledge Report to Church of Scientology Ethics Officer
Chuck Anderson from Denise Licciardi, the Marketing Manager at Digital Lightwave. This
company pays license fees to the Church of Scientology through the World Institute of
Scientology Enterprises. As a result of her Knowledge Report, Church of Scientology
International or Religious Technology Center could raid the company ("fire in a
mission") impose fines, impose changes or even close the company down for alleged
misuse of the licensed Hubbard Administrative Technology (which is also within the Hubbard
Religious Technology).

13. Anatomy of Scientology, A Psycho - political terrorist organization.